DTG and screen printing are top choices for custom apparel. This guide compares their pros and cons, covering print quality, cost, durability, and suitability for different orders to help you choose.

Fcolor offers expert DTG printer maintenance solutions. Get essential direct-to-garment printing care instructions, DTG printhead cleaning tips, and troubleshooting support.

A complete guide to mastering UV DTF printing efficiently. UV DTF printing delivers vibrant, high-resolution designs on phone cases, tumblers, packaging, and signage.

High-quality inks and parts ensure smooth operation of your printer, reduce clogging, and improve color accuracy. We have compiled important tips for Fcolor inkjet printer supplies to help you use them better.

Having an embossed effect on the print will make the product look more three-dimensional. It is raised from the surface and gives a relief touch. In the current printing industry, printing using the UV process can do this. One of the most common types of equipment is the UV flatbed printer.

When printing signs, banners, or outdoor advertisements, one key question always comes up: How long will the colors last under the sun, wind, and rain?
If you are using weak solvent inks, there are several factors that can affect how long your prints stay vibrant outdoors. This blog will look at the factors that affect color permanence outdoors and how you can extend it.

DTF printing is very popular in the apparel industry. There is no doubt about the impact that increasingly customized patterns are having on clothing brands. It's also this sense of seemingly being able to print on any garment that gives DTF printers something of a misnomer. The most common here is that DTF printers can print on a variety of fabrics!

When your Direct to Film (DTF) printer suddenly spits out blank or colorless prints, it can be frustrating and costly. Fortunately, most “no-color” issues stem from common culprits you can diagnose and fix yourself. Let’s walk through the main reasons and their solutions in a natural, straightforward way.

Achieving vibrant, accurate colors is more than just loading ink into the printer. A key determinant of final print quality is the ICC profile. It's a customized color calibration curve based on the ink, printer and print media.

Keeping a DTF printer in good condition is the key to ensuring stable print quality, reducing downtime, and extending the machine’s service life. Proper maintenance is not complicated, but it does require consistency. Below, we’ll go through the essential steps of daily, periodic, and special maintenance.

The biggest question people have about DTF printing on clothing is how well it holds up in the wash. Once they realize it's an ink-printing process on fabric, the first thing many worry about is whether the design will fade after washing. That's exactly what I'll be discussing today, and I'll do my best to answer your questions.

When a DTF printer suddenly outputs faded, grayed-out or even completely colorless prints, you usually think the printer is out of ink. But there are other situations that arise that can cause a similar situation, and this blog will tell you about them.