Fluorescent Red Screen Printing Plastisol Ink

Key Benefits of Shaliteink Fluorescent Red Plastisol Ink:

• Vibrant Fluorescent Red: Get eye-catching, high-impact designs that stand out.
• Optimum curing temperature: Cures efficiently at 160°C, reducing energy costs and protecting the garment from scorching.
• Soft hand feel: Creates smooth, flexible prints that look great on fabric.
• Excellent Opacity: Provides bold, vivid color on a variety of fabrics, even dark fabrics (underbase recommended for optimal vibrancy).
• Easy to work with: Our creamy, small-bodied screen printing plastisol is designed for seamless printing, right out of the ink bucket.
• Low bleed properties: Ideal for use on polyester blends, reducing dye migration.
• Non-phthalate formula: A safe choice for both the printer and the environment.
• Semi-Gloss Finish: Adds a professional touch to your finished prints.

Experience the Shaliteink Difference

At Shaliteink, we understand the demands of professional screen printing. That’s why our Fluorescent Red Plastisol Ink has been engineered to boost your productivity and ensure consistent, high-quality results. Its low curing temperature not only saves valuable production time but also extends the life of your fabrics by reducing heat exposure. Say goodbye to garment shrinkage and fading and hello to efficient, vibrant printing.

Our plastisol ink provides exceptional coverage, making it a reliable choice for both highlights and full-coverage designs. Smooth texture allows the screen to be easily cleaned, reducing fatigue and improving print consistency. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, Shaliteink makes screen printing a more enjoyable and rewarding process.

Curing Guidelines:

• Curing Temperature: 160°C (320°F). Make sure the entire ink layer reaches this temperature to cure completely.
• Flash Temperature: 120°C – 140°C (248°F – 284°F). Flash for 3-5 seconds, adjusting depending on your device and ink deposit thickness.

Achieving a Perfect Cure:

A properly cured print is essential for durability. While surface temperature guns are useful, they can be misleading because they only measure the top layer. For accurate curing, we recommend using a donut probe or thermometer to ensure the core of the ink layer reaches 160°C.

Testing Your Prints:

• Stretch test: After cooling, stretch the print to approximately two-thirds the garment’s normal stretch. If the ink bleeds and does not retract, it indicates under-curing.
• Washing Test: For definitive test, wash the garment 5-10 times. Poorly cured prints will deteriorate after 1-3 washes.
• Pro Tip: Always perform a stretch and wash test on a sample garment before starting full production to confirm optimal cure settings. If the test fails, extend the treatment time.

Clean-Up:

Cleaning after a print run is easy with Shaliteink.

• On-press: Use a dedicated plastisol press wash or ink degradant.
• In the sink: Use Plastisol Screen Wash or Ink Degradant for a thorough cleaning of the screen.

Storage Information:

To maintain the quality and longevity of your plastisol ink, store it at room temperature, ideally between 18-32°C (65-90°F). Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and temperatures above 32°C (90°F), as this may cause the ink in the container to solidify.

Disclaimer: All colors are approximate and may vary depending on monitor settings. For best results on dark fabrics, we highly recommend printing with an underbase white color.