DTF for Print Shops That Need to Move Faster

If You’re Running a Print Shop, You Already Know the Problems

• Press time slowing down production
• Reorders that don’t match
• Polyester jobs turning into headaches
• Artwork issues eating up time
• Turnaround that doesn’t hold under pressure

A DTF workflow can perform well at low volume and still become a bottleneck when real production demand is placed on it.

We Built Our Process Around These Problems

JDC transfers are designed for production environments where time, consistency, and throughput matter.

⚡ Faster Pressing Means More Output

JDC transfers apply at 260°F for 6 seconds with an instant peel. No second press is required.

🎯 Reorders That Stay Consistent

Individually calibrated color profiles help maintain consistent output across production equipment and locations.

🧵 Built for a Range of Fabrics

Lower-temperature application works across cotton, polyester, and performance fabrics while helping reduce dye-migration risk on high-bleed garments.

🚚 Built for Turnaround

JDC’s multi-location production network helps maintain turnaround even as order volume increases.

What This Means for Your Shop

• ✔ More shirts through the press each hour
• ✔ Fewer variables in the application process
• ✔ Lower risk on polyester garments
• ✔ More predictable production
• ✔ More room to scale without adding chaos

This isn’t simply about making transfers easier—it’s about making the entire production workflow smoother.

More Than Just Transfers

JDC doesn’t just produce transfers. We support the workflow surrounding them.

• Artwork quality and sizing guidance
• Gang sheet optimization tools
• Production systems built for scale

Because the real challenge isn’t getting one transfer printed—it’s everything required to keep production moving.

Why This Matters

DTF isn’t difficult at small scale.

It becomes difficult when:

• You’re running real volume
• You’re managing reorders
• You’re trying to maintain consistent output
• You’re working under real deadlines

That’s where underdeveloped production systems begin to break.

And that’s exactly what JDC’s process was built to handle.