Welcome to the Huedrift DTF Printer Store!
We offer three powerful models—Huedrift One DTF Printer, Huedrift Pro DTF Printer, and Huedrift Pro Max DTF Printer—designed to fit every stage from beginner to advanced. Whether you’re looking for the best DTF printer for small business, a reliable DTF machine, or high-quality DTF prints, we have the perfect DTF printer for sale to grow your business.
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What is a DTF printer?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A DTF printer prints your design onto a special film using textile inks and white ink, then applies adhesive powder and heat to transfer the design onto fabric. It works on cotton, polyester, blends, and more—making it highly versatile for apparel printing.
How much is a DTF printer?
The price depends on size, features, and brand.
At Huedrift, our models range approximately from $1,999 to $2,999. When budgeting, also factor in consumables like ink, powder, and film, as well as shipping and accessories.
What is the best DTF printer?
The “best” printer depends on your needs:
- Beginners / Small Studios → Affordable, compact models that are easy to maintain.
- Growing Businesses → Printers with higher output and reliability.
- Professional Shops → Wide-format printers with automation.
Our lineup—HueDrift One, Huedrift Pro, and Huedrift Pro Max—is designed to fit each of these stages, from hobbyists to professional production.
How does DTF printing work?
The process is simple:
- Print the design on DTF film using CMYK + White ink.
- Apply hot-melt adhesive powder to the wet ink.
- Cure the powder with heat.
- Press the film onto the garment with a heat press.
- Peel the film and finish with a second press for durability.
This creates a vibrant, long-lasting print on most fabrics.
How to do DTF printing at home?
To print at home, you’ll need:
- A compact DTF printer (like HueDrift One)
- DTF inks, films, and hot-melt powder
- A heat press or iron (heat press recommended)
Steps: design → print → powder → cure → press → peel.
For best results, test settings on sample fabric before production.
Is DTF printing good quality?
Yes. DTF printing delivers:
- Bright, detailed colors—even gradients and fine lines
- Strong adhesion on dark and light fabrics
- A soft, flexible feel without cracking
- Prints that last through many washes
Quality depends on the printer, consumables, and technique.
Does a DTF print last long?
Absolutely. With proper curing and care, DTF transfers can withstand 30–50+ washes without fading or peeling. Lifespan depends on fabric type, wash temperature, and aftercare.
How long does a DTF print last on a shirt?
On a T-shirt, a well-applied DTF transfer can last for years. To maximize longevity, wash inside-out in cold water, avoid bleach, and tumble dry on low.
We recommend the HueDrift One. It’s built for ease of use, reliable performance, and affordable operation—perfect for small businesses, hobbyists, or anyone new to garment printing.
On a T-shirt, a well-applied DTF transfer can last for years. To maximize longevity, wash inside-out in cold water, avoid bleach, and tumble dry on low.