Extar Black Screen Printing Plastisol Ink

Additional Extar Black plastisol ink is designed to simplify your workflow and increase your final product. This non-fatlet formula is ready to use a creamy stability and small body, which makes out of the bucket out of the bucket, which makes incredibly easy to work on the press. Its high ambiguity ensures excellent coverage, even on dark clothing, often eliminates the need for an underbase. The semi-gloss finish adds a professional touch to your designs, causing the colors to actually pop. This ink is universally compatible with different types of clothing, providing a versatile solution for all your screen printing projects.

Shaliteink has its efficient treatment properties, one of the standout characteristics of additional black plastisol ink. With a flash temperature between the treatment temperature of 160 ° C (320 ° F) and a flash temperature between 120 ° C (248 ° F-284 ° F), it allows rapid production for time and helps prevent the apparel scorching and shrinking, especially on heat-sensitive fabrics such as polyester mixtures. This low flash and treatment temperature not only saves energy costs, but also ensures the longevity and vibrancy of your print. Trust Shaliteink is required for conscious, professional results to provide you with high quality plastisol ink.

Key Features & Benefits

• Deep, Rich Black: Get dark and consistent black prints with high pigmentation.
• Superior opkar: Excellent coverage, even on dark clothing, reducing the requirement of many passes or underbases.
• Soft hand prints: A smooth, feeling soft on the fabric, increases the apparel comfort.
• It is easy to work with: short-bodies stability for creamy, spontaneous printing and smooth flow through your screen.
• Universal fabric compatibility: Ideal for different types of clothing, including 100% cotton, cotton/poly blends and most polyester blends.
• Non-phthalate formula: environmentally friendly and safe for use.
• Low bleed properties: Ensuring clean, crisp design, reduces dye migration on polyester and poly-mitting clothes.
• Skilled treatment: Treatment at 160 ° C (320 ° F), saving time and energy.
• Fast flash: For quick production, it shines rapidly on 120 ° C to 140 ° C (248 ° F-284 ° F).

Semi-Gloss Finnish: Adds a professional, polished look to your prepared prints.

Curing Instructions

For optimal adhesion and washing, shaliteink extra black plastisol ink requires a complete treatment. When the entire ink layer reaches a temperature of 160 ° C (320 ° F), the ink is completely cured.

• Flash temperature: 120 ° C to 140 ° C (248 ° F-284 ° F) for 3-5 seconds. Flash time can vary depending on the device and print thickness.
• Treatment temperature: 160 ° C (320 ° F) in the entire ink layer.
• Testing for treatment: A reliable treatment is necessary. We recommend doing “stretch test” and wash tests. For stretch testing, spread the printed apparel to about two-thirds of its original size. If the ink is cracks and does not return, it can be low-treatment. For the wash test, let the print cool completely, then wash the garment. If there is a decline after 1-3 washes, then the chances of ink are less. Adjust your dryer settings (speed and temperature) accordingly. Remember, time and temperature are interdependent. Thick ink deposits will require longer stay.
• Polyester mixture: When working with polyester or poly-deeds, achieving 160 ° C (320 ° F), reducing the temperature, lowering the temperature, is as low as possible to prevent dye migration. The low treatment properties of shaliteink help reduce this common issue.

Clean-Up

It is important for constant consequences to keep your equipment clean. It is easy to clean our plastisol ink:

• On the press: Use a dedicated plastisol press wash/ink degradation to squeeze the clean screen and squeeze efficiently.
• In the sink: For deep cleaning, use plastisol screen wash/ink degrade to remove all ink residues from your screen.

Storage Information

Store the shaliteink plastisol ink at room temperature, ideally between 18–32 ° C (65–90 ° F). Avoid exposure to the temperature above direct sunlight and longer 32 ° C (90 ° F), as it can start treatment in ink containers.