Build DTF Gang Sheet
Build Your Custom DTF Gang Sheet—Fit More Designs, Pay Less
Create a single 22 × 60″ DTF gang sheet (or any length you like) and pack it with logos, pocket prints and sleeve graphics. Our free online gang‑sheet builder lets you drag‑and‑drop multiple images, maximize every square inch and receive same‑day shipping from Dallas. Perfect for print‑on‑demand drops, merch runs and last‑minute events.
Why Choose Our DTF Sheets?
✅ Color‑Locked Technology: RIP software prevents banding or color shifts—your purples and neons stay true.
✅ 300 DPI High‑Resolution Output: Ideal for fine‑line artwork and photo prints
✅ Universal Fabric Compatibility: Cotton, poly, nylon, denim—one transfer for every substrate.
✅ Hot or Cold‑Peel Film: Press in 6–9 seconds at 282 °F and peel when you want.
✅Bulk Pricing, No Minimums: Order one test sheet or save up to 40 % on 20+ yards.
How to Order Your Custom DTF Sheets
1️⃣ Choose Sheet Length: 22 × 22″, 22 × 60″, 22 × 120″ or custom.
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Launch the Builder: Upload PNG/PSD/SVG, then resize & nest designs to use every corner.
3️⃣ Check the Preview & “Gang‑Sheet Calculator”: It shows cost per image automatically.
4️⃣Select Roll or Pre‑Cut (+$0.35) and checkout; bulk discounts apply.
Pro Tips for Best Results
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Use transparent PNG or vector—no hidden backgrounds.
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Keep 0.25″ gap between designs for easy scissor or rotary‑cutter work.
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For vibrant white ink, set artwork to RGB 300 DPI and embed color profile.
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Need help? Chat with our Dallas team 9 AM‑6 PM CST or request a free art check.
Heat Press Instructions
Pressure Setting: Set the heat press to medium pressure.
Temperature:
• For cotton and 50/50 blends: Set the temperature to 139°C (282°F).
• For synthetic or polyester fabrics: Set the temperature to 139°C (282°F).
Press:
• For cotton and 50/50 blends: 9 seconds.
• For synthetic and polyester fabrics: 6 seconds.
• Press the transfer to the fabric for the specified time based on the fabric type.
Hybrid Peel: Peel while still hot or after it has cooled, in one continuous, smooth, rapid motion.
For Enhanced Durability
• Cover the image with parchment paper after peeling the film off and press again for 5 seconds.
Iron-On Instructions
• Temperature: Set the temperature to the highest setting on your iron.
• Press for 20 to 25 Seconds: Apply even pressure to all parts of the design with the iron, pressing evenly for 20 to 25 seconds onto the garment.
• Hybrid Peel: Peel while still hot or after it has cooled, in one continuous, smooth, rapid motion.
DTF Print Aftercare Instructions
• Wait 24 Hours: Allow the print to set for at least 24 hours before the first wash.
• Wash Inside Out: Turn the garment inside out to protect the design.
• Cold Water Wash: Use cold water and a gentle cycle to preserve the print.
• Mild Detergent: Avoid harsh detergents and bleach. Opt for mild, color-safe detergents.
• Avoid Fabric Softeners: Do not use fabric softeners as they can degrade the print.
• Hang Dry: Air drying is recommended. If using a dryer, tumble dry on low heat.
• Do Not Iron Directly: Avoid ironing directly on the print. If necessary, place a cloth over the design and use a low heat setting.
Bring your designs to life with our custom DTF transfers by size and ensure a professional finish every time. Order now and experience the DTF Center difference!
How to Use Gang Sheet DTF Transfers
How to Use Gang Sheet DTF Transfers
Digital printing technology has revolutionized the way we approach custom designs, particularly in the world of apparel. Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfers have emerged as a game-changer, offering an efficient and versatile method for transferring designs onto various fabrics. Among the different formats available, gang sheet DTF transfers stand out as a cost-effective and creative solution. If you're looking to maximize your custom designs with minimal waste, understanding how to use gang sheet DTF transfers is essential.
What Are Gang Sheet DTF Transfers?
Gang sheet DTF transfers allow multiple designs to be printed on a single sheet of film. This method is particularly advantageous when you have several small designs or a variety of images that need to be transferred, as it reduces material waste and saves costs. By grouping different designs on one sheet, you can efficiently use every inch of the transfer sheet.
Benefits of Using Gang Sheet DTF Transfers
- Cost Efficiency: Printing multiple designs on one sheet minimizes waste and reduces the cost per print.
- Flexibility: Ideal for small businesses or designers who need to produce several designs at once without committing to large quantities of each.
- Customization: Allows for a combination of different designs, sizes, and colors on one sheet, offering endless creative possibilities.
How to Create Gang Sheet DTF Transfers
Creating gang sheet DTF transfers involves a few straightforward steps. Here’s how you can get started:
Step 1: Design Your Artwork
Before printing, you need to prepare your artwork. Use graphic design software like Adobe Illustrator or CorelDRAW to create your designs. Ensure that they are high-resolution (at least 300 dpi) for the best print quality. When designing, consider the layout of your gang sheet, ensuring that all designs fit within the dimensions of your chosen transfer sheet.
Step 2: Arrange Designs on the Sheet
Once your designs are ready, arrange them efficiently on the gang sheet. This involves strategically placing each design to maximize space and minimize any wasted film. You can use design software to simulate the arrangement on the sheet, making adjustments as necessary.
Step 3: Print the Gang Sheet
With your designs laid out, it's time to print. Use a DTF printer compatible with your transfer film. Ensure the printer settings are configured correctly, including the ink density and print speed. The film is typically coated with a special powder adhesive after printing, which helps the ink adhere to the fabric during the transfer process.
Step 4: Cure the Printed Sheet
Curing is a critical step in the DTF process. Once printed, the sheet must be heated to activate the adhesive and ensure the ink bonds correctly. Use a heat press or curing oven for this step, following the manufacturer’s recommendations for temperature and duration.
Applying Gang Sheet DTF Transfers to Fabric
Once your gang sheet is prepared, it's time to transfer the designs onto your chosen fabric. Here's how:
Step 1: Prepare the Fabric
Ensure the fabric is clean, dry, and free from wrinkles. This provides a smooth surface for the transfer and ensures the best adhesion.
Step 2: Cut Out Individual Designs
Carefully cut out each design from the gang sheet. Precision is key to avoid any unwanted excess film around the design.
Step 3: Position and Press
Position the cut-out design on the fabric. Use a heat press set to the recommended temperature and pressure. Place a protective sheet, such as parchment paper, over the transfer to prevent the film from sticking to the press.
Apply the heat press for the specified time, usually around 15-20 seconds, and then allow the fabric to cool before peeling away the film.
Step 4: Peel and Finish
Once the fabric has cooled, peel away the film to reveal the transferred design. If needed, you can press the fabric again for a few seconds to ensure the design is fully adhered and smooth.
Tips for Optimal Results with Gang Sheet DTF Transfers
- Test First: Before committing to a full run, test your process on a scrap piece of fabric to ensure settings and materials are correct.
- Quality Materials: Invest in high-quality transfer films and inks to achieve vibrant and durable prints.
- Consistent Pressure and Heat: Ensure your heat press is calibrated correctly to maintain consistent pressure and temperature, which is crucial for a successful transfer.
Conclusion
Gang sheet DTF transfers offer a creative and efficient way to produce custom designs on fabric. Whether you're a small business owner, designer, or hobbyist, understanding how to use these transfers can greatly enhance your production capabilities. By following the steps outlined above and taking advantage of this innovative technology, you can achieve professional-quality results with ease and affordability.
