DIRECT TO GARMENT PRINTERS
DTG (Direct to Garment) Printing Solutions
High Speed –
Advanced Technology –
Incredible Reliability –
Beautiful Prints
The DTG Digital Printer from YES Group fulfills the promise of all Direct to Garment printing & DTF Printing on just one machine!
DTG Printers used to be high maintenance, often wasting valuable ink and other supplies every day. And they used to need highly skilled operators and expensive additional software.
They used to be hard to use – right from the hooping stage – all the way through design management, printer settings, and especially care and cleaning.
But the DTG Q-Series DTG Printer is DIFFERENT – a breakthrough for both the brand new T-Shirt Printing Entrepreneur AND the seasoned profesional.

Print up to 200 prints per hour with White INK!

100% designed for industrial apparel printing, It’s superfast and super competitive!
Direct to Garment Printing, and the DTG brand of direct to garment printers, in particular, is a fantastic technology that allows almost anyone to print incredibly colorful, high-impact images directly onto tee shirts and other textiles.
Start Your Profitable Industrial Printing Journey Here!
Print up to 50 Dark / 75 light prints per hour
Print up to 100 Dark / 120+ light prints per hour
DTG Digital, Direct to Garment Printers are perfect for whatever Garment or Textile industry your business producers for Including:
- Fashion panels
- Soft Furnishings
- Promotions
- Hi Vis workwear
- Sportswear
- Corporate
- Handicrafts
- Fashion strike off
- Internet sales
- Sports apparel
- Fabric signage
- Textile displays
- Jeans
- Advertising materials
- Bedding
- Baby clothes
- Sleepwear
- Sampling
More or less any fabrics you wish to print!
SMART NEW Q-DTG DIGITAL FABRIC INKS
Q-DTG Inks are water-based, developed to print on 100% dark and light cottons and 60/40 and 50/50 blends.
Includes, Oeko-Tex & GOTS certification for garment safety including infants.
100% designed for industrial apparel printing the Q-DTG Ink system delivers a new level of clean productivity to your print studio operation.
Using a degassed bulk ink system – Pressurised re-circulating inks (No work required)
User replaceable 1.0L ink bags – Configuration CYMK W + Flush liquid*
*Flush liquid is advanced patented auto head and cap cleaning product (white ink flush system A.I.R.®).
Q-DTG Digital replaceable CYMK W inks + Flush Liquide in 1.0L bags sold online through the www.yes-store.co.uk
NEW SMART Q-DTG Pre-Treatment
Q-DTG Pre-Treatment has been developed to be responsive, giving the user:
- Better Colours
- Less settling
- Effective head conformity
- Excellent wash and feel
Q-DTG Pre-Treatment is sold online through the www.yes-store.co.uk
Convert DTG Digital Printers into DTF Transfer Printers
Make you DTG Digital print equipment work even harder for your business
Regardless of which brand your company currently use these DTF digital transfer kits will open-up your business offers significantly.
From products that can’t be print directly due to the make-up of the fabric, including synthetics, textiles with heavy seams, outdoor clothing, workwear, sportswear, sports bags, interior decors etc. If you think it, you will now be able to custom decorate it with DTG/F digital transfers.
The best news no pre-treatment required !
This NEW DTF KIT developed in partnership with Kodak is compatible with all DTG Models and Brands.
DTG/F Digital Direct to Transfer Process
The digital transfer print process is very simple, you print directly onto a transparent film carrier which is fed through your DTG digital printer, just like you would print on a regular t-shirt.
The print is produced in reverse; with the colour placed down first and then the white ink covers over the top of the image leaving you with a hard-clean outline to the design.
The print film is then coved in a fine TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) Glue powder which is then cured via a heat tunnel, or heated oven where temperatures and curing times can be controlled.
The transfer now has an adhesive base ready for production
The New DTF Kit consists of :
- Modular heat-controlled platen
- Printable transfer sheets
- TPU powder glue with a shaker
- Melt Cure box
The heat-controlled platen stabilises the ink during printing, reducing colour bleed on the film, improving image and transfer quality.
The TPU powder glue is optimised to reduce static on the printable film, ensures accurate glue-to-ink adhesion and gives a flexibility for embellishment onto all fabric types.
The Melt Cure box is a heat-adjustable and time-controlled unit that cures the printed film and glue ready for use.
Designed to work with most DTG digital printer brands.
The DTF Kits are available online through the www.yes-store.co.uk
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Direct to garment printing – what is it?
It is printing that is done direct to a garment. OK, so we need a bit more than that. Effectively direct to garment printing it is the same as printing a picture from your computer onto a piece of paper. With DTG though the paper is replaced with a garment. Easy.
Why choose DTG over other traditional methods of garment decoration?
Because with other forms of printing, screen-printing for instance, you need a whole lot more equipment, space and time. You also have a lot more chemicals to dispose of. Oh and you don’t need to take a shower afterwards to remove the ink!
What kind of learning curve should I expect?
You need basic PC and print knowledge. However no matter what your level of knowledge we will tailor the training to suit, so whether the curve is shallow or steep, we will be at your side the whole way. Read some of our testimonials to find out more about the customer experience.
How much does it cost to print a t-shirt or garment?
Whoa, difficult question. Strictly speaking there are too many variables to give an exact answer. For instance, How big is the print? How much colour is involved? How much of that colour is solid blocks of colour? What we can say is that, because of the lack of set up problems and time, the print will be considerably lower cost than the equivalent image screen printed on a small number of shirts.
How many colours can I produce using Direct to garment printing?
How many do you want to produce? In truth the same applies here as with the ‘cost’ question above. Lots of variables that will affect how many come off the printer per hour. Small quick prints generate more production though so if you want high productivity then keep your designs small.
Do I need to do anything to the garments before printing with a DTG printer?
If you are printing with just CMYK then the answer on most occasions is no. However, if you are printing using white ink or printing onto polyester, then you will need to pre-treat the garment first. Apart from that the only thing you need to do before printing is to remember to put it on the printer!
What do I do with the garment after they have been printed?
Pack them, ship them and collect your money! Seriously though, you need to press them using a standard transfer press for the given time and temperature. That’s all.
How does the printer know to print white ink under the colours on a dark shirt?
It knows because you tell the software that you are printing with white ink. The program works out where and how much white is needed and this information is then automatically sent to the printer. Clever stuff eh?
Do the prints stand up to washing?
If you wash them correctly then the answer is yes. Most, if not all, modern garments carry a care label that is well within the specifications for this process. If, however, you boil or bleach them then the answer is no.
What about maintenance on a DTG printer – how much is required?
The best way to answer this question is ‘little and often’ Just like any piece of machinery it needs to be looked after. How much will depend on how hard you work it. Remember though that all of our machines are built for industrial use so don’t compare them with the small printer you have at home.
Is training important?
Only if you want to use it properly…
Can you print on items other than t-shirts and other garments?
The short answer is – yes. The slightly longer one is – yes, depending on the textile. Just ask us for details, we’re always happy to help.
Is there anything else I should give consideration to?
What, like world peace and the environment? Actually talking about the environment direct to garment printing is a very eco-friendly way of printing. Yes, there are lots of things to consider but no more than with any business. Just contact one of our friendly advisors with any questions you have and they will be happy to help. Apart from that, just enjoy watching your machine make money and producing quality imagery that will make your clients delighted.
What Else can YES Group do to support your business?
Check out our other Custom Decoration business solutions…
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Presses, Dryers & Pre-Treaters
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Parts & Consumables
Shop our equipment and supplies from the custom apparel and digital decoration industry
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Aftersales
Installation, training and servicing token equipment at the highest level of productivity
Used Equipment
Our range of available used and ex-demo embroidery and digital printing machines

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