Tinta Plastisol para Serigrafia Azul Profundo

Principais benefícios e características:

• OPTIMUM CURE: Achieve perfect prints with consistent curing at 160°C (320°F). Our carefully formulated tinta plastisol guarantees complete polymerization, ensuring maximum washability and durability.
• Soft Hand Feel: Despite its high opacity, Shaliteink Deep Blue Screen Printing Ink provides an incredibly soft hand feel, making your fabrics comfortable and desirable.
• Universal Fabric Compatibility: Designed to perform exceptionally on a wide variety of fabrics, from 100% cotton to diverse poly-blends. This versatility makes it the preferred choice for any project.
• Excellent Low Bleed Properties: Due to its advanced formulation, reduces dye migration on polyester and poly-blend fabrics. This ensures that your dark blue prints remain crisp and free of unwanted discoloration.
• Non-Phthalate Formula: Committed to safety and environmental responsibility, Shaliteink plastisol ink is non-phthalate, providing peace of mind for both printers and end-users.
• Highly Opaque Coverage: Achieve brilliant, vivid deep blue prints on both light and dark fabrics with exceptional opacity, often requiring fewer passes.
• User-Friendly Consistency: Our plastisol inks have a creamy, fine-grained texture that is easy to work with, allowing for smooth, intuitive printing and excellent detail reproduction.
• Semi-Gloss Finish: Provides a professional semi-gloss finish that enhances the visual appeal of your designs, giving them a polished and high-end look.
• Fast Flash And Efficient Production: With a flash temperature range of 120°C to 140°C (248°F to 284°F), Shaliteink Deep Blue plastisol ink facilitates fast production cycles, increasing your shop’s efficiency and reducing energy costs.

Curing Guidelines for Shaliteink Deep Blue Plastisol Ink:

For best results, cure Shaliteink Deep Blue plastisol ink at 160°C (320°F). The ink is completely cured when the entire ink layer reaches 160°C. We recommend using a donut probe or a special temperature gun to accurately measure the internal ink temperature. Surface temperature readings from laser guns can be misleading. Flash your print between 120°C and 140°C (248°F to 284°F) for 3-5 seconds.

Testando sua cura:

To ensure proper curing, perform a stretch test after the print has cooled. Pull the printed area to about two-thirds the normal stretch of the garment. If the ink bleeds and does not retract, it indicates under-curing. For a certain test, conduct a wash test; Fully cured prints will withstand 5-10 washings without deterioration. Always conduct small test prints before full production to fine-tune your settings.

Polyester Blends & Dye Migration:

Our low bleed formulation is excellent for poly-blends. By treating at 160°C, you stay below the typical dye sublimation temperature of most polyester fabrics (270°-300°F), effectively preventing dye migration and ensuring that your deep blue color remains intact.

Clean-Up & Storage:

• On Press: Use a dedicated Plastisol press wash or ink degradant for quick and easy cleaning during production.
• In the sink: To recondition the screen, use Plastisol Screen Wash or ink degradant to efficiently remove ink residue.
• Storage: Store Shalitetink Plastisol Ink in a cool, dry environment between 18°C-32°C (65°F-90°F), away from direct sunlight. Prolonged exposure to temperatures above 32°C (90°F) may cause the ink to solidify in the container.

Pro Tips from Shaliteink:

Plastisol ink forms a mechanical bond with the fabric fibers rather than coloring them. For best results, especially on dark fabrics, consider using an underbase white color to maximize the vibrancy of the dark blue. Always make sure your screens are properly tensioned and use the proper mesh count for optimal ink deposition.