Blue PVC Free NB Screen Printing Ink

Why Choose Shaliteink?

Stop overpaying for brokerage tickets. When , When you buy with Shalitink, you buy directly from the source. Our patented formula provides a perfect balance between creaminess and opacity, making it an ideal screen printing ink for both manual and mechanical printing presses.

High Performance “Non-Block” Technology

A notable feature of this ink is its “NB” (non-blocking) capability. Guess what? Unlike , Unlike conventional inks, that can remain sticky after curing, Plastisol Blue NB ink adheres to a non-stick surface. Seriously, This means you can stack your clothes directly after production without worrying about them sticking together. Guess what? It has a short body that cuts quickly, making it easy to work with right out of the bucket.

Vibrant and Eco-Conscious

Note: Plastisol Blue ink is highly , highly opaque, providing bold, rich color coverage even on dark surfaces. For eco-conscious shops, this ink is PVC-free, offering a safer alternative without sacrificing the soft hand and durability you expect , expect from high-end plastisol ink.

Key Features

• Factory Direct Value: Get the best ROI on your supplies with Shaliteink.

• Non-Block (NB) Formula: Prevents prints from sticking together when stacked.

• High Opacity: Vibrant Blue color that pops on the fabric.

• Creamy Texture: Easy to print, ready-to-use, and reduces fatigue during long runs.

• PVC Free: A modern, eco-friendly solution for Screen Printing Ink.

• Soft Hand Feel: Prints feel soft to the touch, not like a heavy plastic patch.

Curing & Flashing Instructions

Proper handling is essential for durability… Unlike low-curing inks that can sacrifice stability, Shalitink formulas are designed to perform well at standard professional temperatures.

Flash Temperature: Flash ink between 120°C and 140°C (248°F – 284°F). You want the ink to be dry to the touch before applying the next color or final treatment.

Curing Temperature: The ink must reach a full cure temperature of 160°C (320°F).

• Pro tip: Curing occurs when the temperature of the entire ink layer reaches 160°C from top to bottom. We recommend using a donut probe to measure the actual temperature of the ink in the dryer as laser , laser guns only measure surface temperature and can be misleading.

Printing Guidelines & Testing

1. For a professional result we recommend the following:
2. Base: To get the most vivid blue on dark garments, print the white base first.
3. Stretch test: Perform a stretch test before , before a large , large production run. Extend the print about 2/3 of the way up the shirt; If the print cracks and does not retract, the ink has not set properly.
4. Wash Test: Usually 5-10 washes ARE required to fully test durability… If the ink does not harden strongly, the print , print will show deterioration after 1-3 washes.

Clean-Up & Storage

• Clean Up: Use a standard press wash or ink degrader designed for plastisol ink.

• Storage: Store your NB plastisol ink at room temperature (65-90°F). Avoid direct sunlight and extreme heat to prevent the ink from gelling in the container.

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