Pricing

UV DTF Gang Sheet Sizes and Pricing

By the UVDTF Prints team · 5 min read · Updated June 2026

Picking the right gang sheet size is the simplest way to control your UV DTF cost. All sheets are 11 inches wide; the length determines how much you fit and which pricing tier you hit.

Here's the size lineup and how to choose.

The standard sizes

Every sheet is 11 inches wide (the press's print width). Standard lengths:

• 11×17 — small runs, samples, a handful of designs
• 11×24 — a small batch of jobs
• 11×40 — a solid mid-volume sheet
• 11×60 — maximum volume, lowest per-inch cost

How size maps to price

Pricing is per square inch, tiering down as area grows — roughly $0.12 at the low end to about $0.05 at high volume. So an 11×60 packed full has a much lower per-transfer cost than an 11×17.

Contour-cut pieces add a small per-inch surcharge. Full detail in the pricing tiers guide.

Fitting designs to the sheet

Keep each design within 11 inches wide; the builder nests them and flags anything too wide. For individual transfer sizing, see transfer sizes explained.

Not sure whether to gang at all? Compare in gang sheets vs cut transfers.

Frequently asked questions

What sizes do UV DTF gang sheets come in?

11×17, 11×24, 11×40 and 11×60 inches. All are 11 inches wide; designs must fit within that width.

Which gang sheet size is cheapest per transfer?

The largest one you can fill — a densely packed 11×60 reaches the lowest per-square-inch tier.