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Direct-to-Film (DTF) Heat Transfer Powder

Direct-to-Film (DTF) Heat Transfer Powder

Lawson Screen & Digital Products

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Lawson Has The Best DTF Transfer Powder

This Direct-to-Film (DTF) heat transfer powder (Transdust Transfer Powder) is a universal powder that works with white and black garments. This polyurethane hot-melt powder has special dye-migration blockers so it can work on dark color polyester shirts. With a low melt point, Lawson's DTF transfer powder applies with a lower temperature and quick heat press onto the garment.

Lawson Transfer DTG Powder is Oeko-Tex Eco Passport Certified.

How to Use - Directions for Use

  1. Print DTF ink onto your DTF Film.
  2. Coat ink and film in Lawson's DTF powder.
  3. Shake off excess powder.
  4. Set your heat press to 325 - 350 degrees and hover heat press over the film for about 2.5 - 3 minutes to melt the powder. You want the powdered glue to melt evenly. For a quicker melt, use the American DTF Cure Box or Kick-Start DTF Conveyor.
  5. Your DTF transfer can now be pressed onto your shirt or stored for later use.

These directions were created using Lawson's DTF Transfer Powder and Lawson's DTF Film. Using other brands many vary these instructions. Testing prior to production is always recommended.