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Mar 27, 2025 - 08:11 AM
UVDTF (Ultraviolet Direct to Film) and DTF (Direct to Film) are both printing technologies used for transferring designs onto various substrates. The primary difference lies in the curing process and substrate application: UVDTF uses ultraviolet light to cure the ink, which can result in quicker drying times and potentially more vibrant and durable prints, and is applied to HARD SUBSTRATES (such as wood, metal, plastic, etc). In contrast, standard DTF relies on heat to transfer the design, and is applied to FABRICS (although can also work on hard substrates but with less durability than UVDTF).
