DTF Black Ink

Get a Deep, Rich Black for Super Vivid DTF Prints. 

Music City DTF Black Ink is the absolute essential ingredient for Direct-to-Film printing. Get super dark blacks, so your art and text looks amazing on fabrics colors and types. It's perfect for merch, clothes, or complex artistic designs that rely on black hues and tones. DTF Black Ink keeps every line crisp, flows smoothly, and always delivers consistent results. It's a must-have for any DTF printing project!

Product Specifications 

Super Black

Music City DTF Black Ink captures that super dark black, making your images look vividly vibrant on any color. It's packed with pigment, so you get blacks that are clean and even with no streaks or gray.

• Perfect black for great contrast.
  

• Smooth coverage for sharp lines.
  

• Consistent results every time.

Eco-Friendly

Our DTF Black Ink is water-based and safe, so it's good for you and the environment. It works with all DTF printers and gives you colors that add a wow factor without messing up your machine.

• Water-based, safe ink.
  

• Colors stay bright, even after tons of washes.
  

• Feels soft on clothes.
  

• Clog-free, so less cleaning.

Works on Everything

Music City DTF Black Ink sticks to anything, so it's perfect for clothes and other merch.

• Works on cotton, polyester, you name it.
  

• Great for light and dark stuff.
  

• Plays nice with all regular PET DTF films and printers.

How to Use:

• Shake it up real good first.
  

• Check your printer nozzles.
  

• Print on PET film (use white ink under if needed).
  

• Sprinkle on some DTF powder, then bake it at 100–120°C for a few.
  

• Let it cool, and you're set to press it onto your clothes.

How to Store: 

For the best prints, keep the room at the right temperature and humidity:

• Printing temperature: 70°F–75°F
  

• Humidity: 55–65%
  

• Storage temperature: 40°F–95°F

Keep those bottles closed and out of the sun. If you store it right, DTF Black Ink will stay good for about a year.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Will Music City DTF Black Ink work with my printer?
It should! This ink is made to be used with almost any DTF printer, along with printheads from brands such as Epson (like the L1800, ET-8550, ET-8500, and XP-15000). 

Q2: What can I use DTF Black Ink on?
This ink is great for cotton, polyester, spandex, nylon, leather, and material blends. Colors will be bright and solid, whether you're printing on light or dark stuff, and designs will look sharp on any kind of fabric. 

Q3: Will Music City DTF Black Ink fade?
No. The formula helps colors stick around, so the design should stay bold even after a lot of washes or daily use. Designs are stretchy and strong, so they shouldn’t crack, peel, or blur with normal use or heat pressing.

Q4: Is the ink safe for use?
Yes! Music City DTF Black Ink uses water, has no harmful chemicals in it, and has no smell. It's safe to use at home or for your business. And additionally, it is good for the planet as it uses eco-friendly pigments. 

Q5: How do I keep DTF Black Ink fresh?
Keep it in a cool, dry spot that is between 40°F and 95°F, and out of direct sunlight. When you’re printing, the room should be between 70–75°F, with humidity around 55–65%. Seal the bottles tightly so the ink doesn’t dry out.

Complete your DTF Color Set!

For flawless CMYK output, combine Music City DTF Black Ink with our Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and White DTF Inks. Use alongside Music City DTF Film and Hot Melt Glue Powder for transfers that are strong, flexible, and visually stunning. Your designs deserve definition; make them unforgettable with Music City DTF Black Ink.