Teams pick Film PET 100 when they want a clear consumable lane without mixing random bottles from three suppliers.
| Lane | Cold-peel film |
|---|---|
| Format | 60 cm rolls |
| Process note | Cold peel |
| White / underbase | n/a |
| Desk | Meadowdale print lab, Germiston |
| Support | ink@dtfink.co.za |
South African DTF rooms rarely fail because someone forgot a moodboard. They fail when white settles overnight, powder cakes in coastal air, or a film roll curls at the edges after a dusty weekend. Film PET 100 has a practical job on the bench: keep colour and peel behaviour honest at the rate your shop actually prints. We write for Meadowdale bays, Cape Town event desks, and Durban rooms that still deal with humidity before lunch.
Start by naming the garment and the press path. Fashion soft hands want different powder melt than workwear fleets. Club crests want hot peel speed more then soft tote windows. Film PET 100 assumes operators who will not read a forty-page manual between SKUs. We keep lot notes, peel photos, and wash cards short enough to pin above the press.
Do not skip the first peel photo. Every commissioning pack includes a process card and a tip to photograph the first good peel of the shift. That is the difference between a calm restart and a scrap WhatsApp at 05:40.
You leave with a consumable matched to the press path, a check card, and a short storage note. We avoid theatre. We prefer one clear lane that survives Highveld dry winters, coastal humidity, and mid-shift art changes. Where a press path is better, we say so and point you to Presses.
Interlink the ink family to a press before you widen scope. A press is the week. The ink is the bottle. Read the paired note under Recipes so the language matches what your press lead will hear. When you email ink@dtfink.co.za, send the garment type, target peel style, and which bottle you already tried. Remember you are going to want a logged lot number if darks are in the queue.
Chromaflow packs assume Germiston power windows, OR Tambo export weeks, Highveld winter dryness on white bottles, and coastal condensation on film racks. We do not pretend a bottle replaces common sense on press temperature or dwell. We orient the bay so the shift stays calmer.
Coastal grit changes how often you wipe heads. Inland dust changes film edge curl. Power cuts change when you photograph a peel card. A showroom hour is a booked demo, not a retainer pitch. If your bay is past the starter stage, say so in the email. We will point you to CMYK+White Pro or Powder Workwear instead of pretending every shop is day zero. Make sure you seperate coastal trays from Highveld stock when sample and production share a rack.
Operated by Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd from Sunnyrock 1401, with the print lab desk in Meadowdale Industrial, Germiston. Mailto only. No on-site forms. The craft bar is cool indigo cards, Urbanist headings, and checklists you can defend in a press standup.
| Lane | Cold-peel film |
|---|---|
| Format | 60 cm rolls |
| Process note | Cold peel |
| White / underbase | n/a |
Process leaves under this ink cover shake notes, peel style, and pairing. Pairing leaves hold film and powder matches. Service leaves cover storage and lot logging. Email ink@dtfink.co.za with the ink name in the subject if you need a bay sketch.
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