Violet Red Screen Printing Plastisol Ink

Key Benefits of Shaliteink Violet Red Plastisol Ink:

• Lively and bold colors: Striking, vivid violets receive red prints that attract attention.
• Highly opaque: Provides excellent coverage, even on dark clothes, often reduces the requirement of several passes.
• Soft hand prints: Enjoy a smooth, flexible finish that basically integrates with clothes.
• Universal fabric compatibility: Ideal for a variety of materials, including 100% cotton, cotton/poly blends and many synthetic fabrics.
• Customized low bleed formula: designed to reduce dye migration, especially important for polyester mixtures.
• Non-Phthalate: A safe option for both you and the environment.
• It is easy to work with: a creamy, short-edged texture for spontaneous printing and coherent results.
• Skilled treatment: Rapid treatment at production time and energy cost saving, 160 ° C (320 ° F).
• Consistent quality: Shaliteink supported by twenty years of manufacturing expertise and rigorous quality control.

In Shaliteink, we understand that efficiency and quality are paramount. Our violet red plastisol ink is specially designed to treat at a low temperature of 160 ° C (320 ° F). This significantly reduces the risk of burning and shrinking of the apparel, especially when working with heat-sensitive materials. Low treatment temperature also contributes to low energy consumption, making your screen printing operations more economical and durable.

Details & Performance:

For optimal results when printing single colors, our violet red plastisol ink makes the best breed on white or light colored substrates. When printed directly on dark cotton clothing, a print-flash-print technique is recommended to achieve maximum indirect and vibrancy by using a low Aries screen. The high opativeness of our ink produces bright, vivid prints, while maintaining that desirable soft-hand felt, ensuring that both your finished products are both visually attractive and comfortable to wear.

Curing Guidelines:

• Treatment temperature: 160 ° C (320 ° F) in the entire ink layer.
• Flash temperature: 120 ° C (248 ° F) to 140 ° C (284 ° F) for 3-5 seconds.
• Important treatment note: The ink is completely cured when the entire ink layer reaches 160 ° C. Laser guns can make the reading of surface temperature misleading because they only measure the reflective surface. For accurate internal temperature verification, we recommend using a donut probe. If the laser thermometer is used, expect the surface temperature to reach the core target of the ink layer to read more than 160 ° C.
• Testing for complete treatment: We recommend doing both a stretch test and wash test before full production. If the print does not back down after cracks or about two-thirds of the apparel, or shows a decline after 1-3 washes, raise your treatment time or temperature slightly. Natural fibers such as 100% cotton usually give the best results.

Pro Tips for Optimal Results:

Plastisol ink bonds mechanically rather than dyeing them instead of fabric fiber. This means that proper treatment is necessary for durability. Store your plastisol ink at room temperature, ideally between 18–32 ° C (65–90 ° F). The ink may begin treatment in the container in prolonged contact for temperatures above 32 ° C (90 ° F). When printing on dark clothing, we recommend using an underbase white to get highly bright and most accurate color representation.

Clean-Up:

• On the press: Use a dedicated plastisol press wash or ink degradent for easy clean-ups.
• In the sink: A plastisol screen wash or ink decline will effectively clean your screen.

For its extraordinary quality, vibrant color and reliable performance, choose shaliteink vaulat red screen printing plastisol ink. Experience the difference that specializes in every print of twenty years. Now order and see why Shaliteink is a favorite option for top brands and sensible printers.