Get cleaner, punchier cyans on DTF transfers. Prestige Color Prime Chroma DTF Ink in Cyan is the process-cyan bottle in DTF Station’s Color Prime Chroma CMYK set. It is made for Prestige printers and most other DTF printers that need brighter blues-greens, cleaner teals, and stronger CMYK color than standard Color Prime ink.
Color Prime Chroma is the current ink standard across the Prestige line. Cyan is sold here as a 1 Liter production bottle—made in Korea for daily garment work, not as a specialty RGBO color.
Weak cyan ink shows up immediately: flat skies, dull teals, muddy blues, and reprints.
Chroma Cyan is built for:
DTF Station rates Color Prime Chroma about 10% wider in color gamut than standard Color Prime ink (385,476 vs. 327,924). That wider set starts with a stronger Cyan.
Color Prime Chroma DTF ink is engineered for professional garment decorators who need color that holds up in production.
Pair Cyan with Color Prime Chroma Magenta, Yellow, and Black, plus Color Prime White, Color Prime powder, and Color Prime QuickGlide film.
Formulated for DTF Station Prestige printers and compatible with most textile DTF printers that run Color Prime / CMYK DTF ink and the correct RIP profile.
Typical Prestige fits:
Works on quality PET DTF film:
Best results: Color Prime QuickGlide Film v3 plus Color Prime Hot Melt or Flex powder.
RIP support includes profiles used in Digital Factory and neoStampa. Use the Color Prime Chroma CMYK profile when available.
Cheap cyan ink is one of the fastest ways to clog a head and dull out a job. Chroma Cyan is made for Prestige printheads and daily DTF output.
Unopened shelf life is labeled 12 months. Internal testing shows stability beyond 1.5 years when stored correctly.
Switching from standard Color Prime CMYK to Chroma CMYK: drain the tanks first for best results, then fill with Chroma and run fill / cleaning cycles per DTF Station’s switch guide. A full flush is recommended when leaving another ink brand.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Prestige Color Prime Chroma DTF Ink - Cyan |
| Ink Type | Water-Based DTF Pigment Ink |
| Color | Cyan |
| Bottle Size | 1 Liter |
| Color Role | Process Cyan / CMYK |
| Application | Direct-To-Film Transfers on PET Film |
| Compatible Printers | Prestige DTF Printers and Most DTF Printers |
| Film Compatibility | Cold, Warm, and Instant-Peel PET DTF Film |
| Best Film Match | Color Prime QuickGlide Film v3 |
| RIP / ICC | Digital Factory, neoStampa, and Color Prime Chroma Profiles |
| Origin | Made in Korea |
| Certifications | OEKO-TEX® Compliant; SDS Available |
| Shelf Life (Unopened) | 12 Months |
| Storage | 59–77°F (15–25°C), Sealed, Out of Sunlight |
Is this specialty RGBO ink?
No. This is process Cyan for the CMYK / C channel.
What size is the bottle?
1 Liter. Specialty Red, Green, Blue, and Orange bottles on Prestige listings are 1 kg. White is typically 1 kg.
Does it work with Prestige printers?
Yes. It is made for the Prestige / DTF Station Color Prime Chroma ecosystem and most compatible DTF printers.
Can I mix it with standard Color Prime White?
Yes. Chroma White is still rolling out. Standard Color Prime White is the usual white-channel partner.
What film should I use?
Any quality PET DTF film works. Color Prime QuickGlide Film v3 is the best match.
Do I need to flush before switching?
If you are already on Color Prime, drain the tanks and follow DTF Station’s Chroma fill steps. If you are leaving another brand, clean the lines first.
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Info on swapping to Color Prime Chroma, click here.


