DTF White Ink — 1 L
High-opacity white ink for DTF underbase coverage and bright results on dark garments.
- 1 L bottle
- White underbase
- High opacity
- Support available
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TapeTech DTF inks are water-based pigment inks for direct-to-film printing, built for crisp colour, a stable white underbase and predictable maintenance. We help match ink + film + powder for cleaner peels and durable transfers.
White ink is often the make-or-break layer in DTF printing. Use this page for DTF ink pricing, white ink guidance, CMYK notes and links to the full Knowledge Hub.
DTF ink performance depends on white ink handling, profile setup, humidity, film coating and powder match. TapeTech helps you choose a safer baseline.
Current TapeTech DTF ink pricing is shown below. For setup-specific advice, contact TapeTech or use the Knowledge Hub View full DTF pricing in the Knowledge Hub.
High-opacity white ink for DTF underbase coverage and bright results on dark garments.
Full 5 x 1 L DTF ink set for production workflows.
The best results usually come from matching the right consumables together — not choosing one item in isolation. Use these related pages and the Knowledge Hub to build a cleaner, more repeatable setup.
Need a bigger guide? Visit the DTF Knowledge Hub FAQ.
DTF inks print CMYK colour plus a white underbase onto coated DTF film before powder is applied and the design is heat-pressed onto fabric.
White ink creates the underbase that makes colours stand out, especially on dark garments. It also affects opacity, coverage and consistency.
White ink should be agitated daily or per shift to keep pigment suspended and reduce settling-related print issues.
Yes. TapeTech can help recommend a film, ink and powder combination based on your printer, fabrics and workflow.
The inks are positioned for common Epson-based DTF head classes such as i3200, 4720, DX5 and XP600 setups. Confirm your exact setup with TapeTech.
Start with a nozzle check, white ink agitation, cap seal health, humidity and profile settings. White ink issues often show first when maintenance is inconsistent.
Yes. Share your printer model, RIP, film and powder and TapeTech can guide profile selection and baseline settings.
Visit the TapeTech DTF Knowledge Hub for ink maintenance, white ink care, storage and troubleshooting guidance.
TapeTech supplies DTF consumables from Alberton, Gauteng with nationwide delivery across South Africa.