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Choosing the right 24 inch DTF printer is not just about price. The printhead configuration directly affects printing speed, output quality, stability, maintenance cost, and long-term scalability.

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries worldwide, the DTF (Direct to Film) printing sector is entering a new phase of transformation. Beyond market growth and equipment upgrades, AI will fundamentally change how DTF printing is designed, produced, managed, and delivered.

As global demand for customization and on-demand apparel production continues to rise, DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing is emerging as one of the fastest-growing digital printing technologies. This article explores why DTF is set to become a key growth driver in 2026, covering market trends, technology upgrades, and ideal application scenarios.

As we close the chapter on 2025 and step into 2026, Jingtong Industry would like to express our sincere appreciation to all our global partners, customers, and friends for your continued trust and support.

UV DTF wraps are making waves for their versatility, ease of application, and stunning results. When you're decorating cups, pens, or other items, these wraps provide a seamless way to create vibrant, durable designs that stand out.

Custom tumblers are becoming one of the fastest-growing products in the personalization and gift industry. With the rise of UV DTF printing, creators can now apply detailed, durable, and vibrant designs onto almost any tumbler surface. This article explores whether UV DTF printers are a good fit for tumbler businesses and why so many sellers are adopting this technology.

At the SDPE exhibition, Jingtong Industry will present its full suite of digital printing solutions — including DTF (Direct to Film) printers, powder-shakers, ovens and consumables — designed to serve garment, textile, and industrial printing markets globally.

UV printing technology is reshaping how businesses personalize products and produce vibrant, durable graphics. Using ultraviolet light to instantly cure ink, UV printers allow printing directly on glass, metal, wood, plastic, leather, and more—with no drying time.