Intamarket Graphics Namibia

💬 Did You Know? There’s more than one kind of DTF printing? 👕✨ We’re not just talking about t-shirts anymore… Say hello to DTF and UV DTF, two printing tech game-changers that can handle clothing, packaging, hard goods and more!

🎨 DTF (Direct to Film)
Ideal for soft materials like cotton, blends, and denim.
✔️ Soft-touch prints with vibrant colours
✔️ Stretch-friendly & long-lasting (even after 30+ washes)
✔️ Personalise everything from uniforms to baby onesies to merch drops

💡 Bonus: DTF printing is a lifesaver for small clothing brands, no weeding, no vinyl layers, just print and press!

🔆 UV DTF
Perfect for hard surfaces like glass, plastic, wood, acrylic, and more.
✔️ No heat press required
✔️ Waterproof, scratch-resistant, and UV-stable
✔️ Easily brand bottles, jars, mugs, laptops, candles, gift boxes, and tech gadgets

💡 Bonus: It’s like giving your product a tattoo, durable and good-looking!

👉 See the Textek DTF A602 live at Sign Africa 2025!
Which one would you try first — DTF or UV DTF?

Join us at the Sign Africa & FESPA Africa Expo, 9–11 September, at the Gallagher Convention Centre, Johannesburg.
Explore live demos, new materials, and hands-on print inspiration at the Intamarket Graphics stand.

🎨 WRAP THE UNEXPECTED
Did you know you can vinyl wrap more than just vehicles? Think laptops, bike helmets, kitchen cupboards — even dashboards.

Bold colours like Dragon Fire Red, Atomic Teal & Shadow Black — now at clearance pricing.
✔ Sold by the meter
✔ Limited stock

🎥 See live demos with Gareth from WrapFormula at the show — you might even get your own gear wrapped!

What unusual object have you wrapped? If you have a picture to share, drop it in the comments — we’d love to see it!

Connect with your Intamarket representative at the Sign Africa & FESPA Africa Expo, happening 9–11 September at the Gallagher Convention Centre, Johannesburg. You’ll find them at the Intamarket Graphics stand ready to chat, demo, and help you find the perfect solution.

☎061230425

We are open Saturday the 10th May from 8:30 to 13:00