Reliable Adhesion for Clean Transfers
Get flawless film-to-fabric transfers with JD’s DTF hot melt powder. Our powder is designed specifically for Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing and delivers excellent ink adhesion, free-peel flexibility, and long-lasting durability after washing. It’s available in both white and black formulas to suit different printing needs and fabric types.
Product Highlights
- Soft and flexible finish with no sticky residue
- Cold peel for safer, more controlled transfer
- Strong ink bonding with minimal film staining
- Two color options: white (standard), black (for dark fabric blocking)
- 1kg resealable packs for convenience and storage
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Thermoplastic polyurethane adhesive powder |
| Color Options | White and Black |
| Application Temp | 150°C / 300°F |
| Press Time | 10–20 seconds (plus optional second press) |
| Peel Method | cold peel/ warm peel/ hot peel/ free peel (peel off at any time) |
| Package Size | 1kg per pack; 20 kg per pack |
| Storage | Dry, cool environment, sealed after use |
Real-World Applications
DTF Hot Melt Powder is essential in transferring your printed design from PET film to garments. When heat is applied, the powder melts and creates a strong bond between the ink and fabric. It’s widely used in T-shirt printing, tote bags, uniforms, and high-demand short-run custom jobs.
Pro tip: For darker fabrics, mix a small amount of black powder with white to improve opacity without sacrificing washability.
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Customer Feedback
Luis C., Print Shop Owner, Mexico
“This powder gives a very soft hand feel and never leaves ghost marks. Great results even on nylon.”
Angela Y., Apparel Manufacturer, Vietnam
“I used to struggle with powder sticking to the film edges. JD’s powder only grabs the ink. Big difference.”
Case Study: Production Upgrade in Peru
A mid-sized clothing brand in Peru switched to JD’s DTF Hot Melt Powder adhesive after issues with cracking and inconsistent transfers using other brands. By adopting the white powder for light fabrics and blending black powder for deeper tones, their return rate dropped by 40% and post-wash quality significantly improved.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I reuse excess DTF Hot Melt powder from previous jobs?
Only if it is uncontaminated. Leftover powder from trays can be reused once or twice, but avoid powder that has absorbed moisture or ink residue.
What's the difference between black and white powder?
White is the default adhesive. Black helps block fabric colors from showing through on dark garments. It’s often mixed in small amounts with white powder to maintain strength.
Does it leave a sticky or stiff feeling?
No. Our powder melts into a soft, elastic layer that blends with fabric. It’s far more flexible than traditional vinyl or plastisol transfers.
How should I cure the powder?
You can cure it with a heat press (150°C for 10–20 seconds) or in an oven with controlled airflow. A second short press after transfer improves feel and bonding.
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