DTF Printing Hot Melt Powder
DTF printing hot melt powder
120-250μm and 80-170μm Choosing
Applicable scenarios
120-250μm
Recommended uses: workwear, canvas bags, thick cotton T-shirts, products with high wear resistance requirements.
Unsuitable scenarios: high-precision patterns, ultra-thin fabrics (may cause stiffness).
80-170μm
Recommended uses: fashion clothing, sportswear, fine graphic transfer, soft fabrics (such as baby clothes).
Unsuitable scenarios: rough surfaces or industrial applications that require strong bonding.
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Operation and cost
Equipment requirements
Small particles (80-170μm) require more precise powdering equipment to avoid uneven powder accumulation.
Large particles (120-250μm) have lower equipment requirements, but may require higher temperatures or longer melting time.
Cost factors
Small particles are more difficult to produce and may be more expensive; large particles are cheaper and suitable for mass production.
Process control
Small particles melt quickly and require precise temperature control to prevent over-melting and blurring.
Large particles must ensure full melting to avoid unmelted particles affecting bonding.
