Type A Film: Clear film with a high-viscosity adhesive, designed for UV DTF printing.

Type B Film: Laminating film for protecting and transferring prints.

Size: Width: 24 inches (60 cm), Length: 325 feet (100 meters).

Material: High-quality polymer materials designed for UV printing.

Compatibility: Works with UV DTF printers. Ideal for a wide range of substrates, including acrylic, glass, leather, metal, PVC, plastic, wood, and more.

Adhesive: Strong adhesive for maximum ink adhesion and a smooth transfer.

Ink Compatibility: UV-cured inks.

Prepare the Printer: Load the Type A film with the adhesive side facing up at the back of the UV DTF printer. Load the Type B film at the front of the printer. The loading order or position may vary depending on the printer model, so refer to your printer's user manual for specific instructions.

Connect the Films: Ensure that the Type A and Type B films are properly aligned and connected. The films should be secured together, with the Type A film feeding from the back and the Type B film positioned at the front for proper transfer.

Print the Design: Print your design onto the Type A film. The printer will automatically apply the Type B laminating film over the printed design during the printing process.

Peel off Type A Film: Once the print has been transferred to the substrate, carefully remove the Type A film, leaving the design securely attached.

Transfer the Design: Apply pressure to the transfer to ensure full adherence, then peel off the Type B film to reveal your completed design.

Storage Instructions: Store the UV DTF films in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep the films in their original packaging or in a sealed, protective container to prevent dust or contaminants from affecting the film surface. Ensure the film rolls are kept upright and stored horizontally to avoid damage or warping.

Disposal Instructions: Dispose of any used film, including the release liner and protective films, in accordance with local regulations for plastic and film waste. Do not dispose of the films in general household waste if your local area has a recycling program for plastic films. Consider recycling if possible to reduce environmental impact.