DTF White and Color Ink for Epson Printers 100ml 300ml 1Kg Kennen Inks German

Kennen Inks DTF II German DTF ink for Epson printers converted to DTF: white, black, cyan, magenta and yellow, made in Germany.

A white ink that needs much less shaking
The big problem in DTF is white ink: its pigment, titanium dioxide, is heavy and settles. If it is not shaken often, it thickens in the tank, lines and dampers, and ends up clogging the printhead. The German DTF II formula is stable, with anti-coagulant and re-dispersing agents: it needs much less shaking than other white inks, minimizes cleanings and extends the life of your printhead.

What you gain

• Less maintenance time: less shaking and fewer cleanings before each job.
• Less risk for the printhead: the white does not thicken in the circuit like ordinary inks.
• Even white base: the pigment stays in suspension and the white comes out uniform.
• Better coverage with lower ink consumption.
• Vibrant, long-lasting colors, with high wash resistance.

Does it fit my printer?

Epson printers converted to DTF

Message us on WhatsApp with your printer model before buying and we will confirm compatibility right away.

Sizes

• Per color (white, black, cyan, magenta or yellow): 100 ml, 300 ml or 1 kilo.
• 5-color set (white, black, cyan, magenta and yellow): in 100 ml, 300 ml or 1 kilo.
• 4-color set (black, cyan, magenta and yellow): in 100 ml, 300 ml or 1 kilo.

White is the most used ink in DTF: if you already have the colors, you can refill just the white in the size you need. In the DTF category you will also find complete sets with paper, hot melt powder and Dr. Capping Kennen Tech as a gift.

To care for your printhead

Dr. Capping Kennen Tech: fill the capping to the rim every day before turning off the printer. It prevents evaporation of the ink solvents, which clogs the nozzles, and removes the deposits that stop the capping station from sealing.

Complement it with Super Cleaner, TLP cleaning ink and the ITC system cleaner, from the Kennen Tech line, all in the DTF category.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to shake the white ink? Like any DTF white ink, it is best to shake it before filling. The difference is that DTF II needs much less shaking than other whites, because its re-dispersing formula keeps the pigment in suspension.

Why buy white separately? Because in DTF white is used much more than the colors: it is the base of every print on dark garments.

Will it fix a printhead that is already failing? No. No ink can revive a worn printhead. What it does is support it throughout its service life.

Brother, Canon, Epson, HP, Lexmark, Mimaki, Mutoh, Ricoh, Samsung, Xerox and other brands are mentioned only to indicate product compatibility. They are registered trademarks of their respective owners, who do not endorse and are not affiliated with this product. Kennen, Kennen Inks and Kennen Tech are registered trademarks of Kennen SRL.