White DTF Hot Melt Adhesive Powder — 1kg / 2.2 lb
White DTF Hot Melt Adhesive Powder — 1kg / 2.2 lb
Premium Hot Melt Adhesive
White DTF Powder — 1kg / 2.2 lb
The bond behind the print. Built for consistent coverage, reliable adhesion, and smooth daily production without making the process extra.
Why it works
- Made for DTF production: coats wet ink before curing to create the adhesive layer that bonds your transfer to the garment.
- 1kg shop-ready pouch: enough volume for active production while staying manageable to store and handle.
- White hot-melt formula: a versatile choice for common DTF workflows across a wide range of garments.
- Easy restock: buy it solo or pair it with film and ink in one of our production bundles.
The Fastest Tip
Moisture is the opp. Keep the pouch sealed, store it dry, and avoid leaving powder exposed between runs.
Best for
DTF shops, apparel decorators, transfer producers, and screen printers running powder-and-cure workflows. Suitable for use with properly printed DTF film and compatible curing equipment.
Basic workflow
- Print the design onto coated DTF film.
- Apply powder evenly while the ink is still wet.
- Remove excess powder and reclaim only clean material.
- Cure according to your equipment, film, ink, and powder settings.
- Press, peel, and finish using the instructions for your complete system.
Storage & handling
- Keep sealed in a cool, dry environment.
- Protect from humidity and contamination.
- Use clean tools and collection trays.
- Test curing and pressing settings before production runs.
Complete the workflow
Powder is one piece of the system. Pair it with our DTF ink and coated film for a full production setup.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this with any fabric?
Final compatibility depends on the complete ink, film, powder, garment, curing, and pressing system. Always test on the actual garment before producing a full order.
Can I reuse excess powder?
Clean excess powder may be reclaimed in controlled production, but contaminated or moisture-exposed powder should not be returned to the main supply.
Why is my transfer not bonding?
Common causes include uneven powder coverage, incorrect curing, insufficient pressure, incorrect temperature, or incompatible materials. Test each stage separately.