CMS Pigment Concentrate - Yellow

CCI's CMS pigment concentrates are water-based Color Mixing System inks that are used for brilliant and correct color matches. These color pigments are designed for use with water-based ink systems. This product can be used with water-based discharge systems or with standard water-based ink systems. The CMS is a water-based Color Mixing System for brilliant and correct color matches. When combined with CCI's D-Base or W-Base the results are of bright vivid colors with an amazingly soft feel. When printing on white 100% cotton fabrics the cost per print is less than that of plastisol. This is a PVC free pigment system for 100% cotton fabrics. Use with CCI's free online CMS software to get perfect mixing formulas for whatever PMS color you desire. Details Usage: Use a PMS mixing color guide or the CCI Color management software to mix the pigments into a base. Mix 10% pigment to 90% base. If using the PMS color guide, move the decimal point in the guide one digit to the left, bringing it from 100 to 10. Then follow the formula in the guide and mix 10% pigment to 90% base. Curing Temperature: 320 Degrees (160 C) Fusion Time: Approximately 90 seconds depending on the base. Times may be longer depending on the curing rate of your dryer. Maximum Pigment load: Not to exceed 30% Finish Appearance: Matte Bleed Resistant: None Squeegee: 70 to 80 Durometer Squeegee Angle: 45 Degrees Print Stroke: Maximum speed, lighter pressure Emulsion: Use TX-D or any water resistant emulsion Underlay: Discharge White or Discharge Base with 4 to 6% activator Mesh Count: 86 to 305 mesh Thinner: Water Clean Up: Use EnviroSolv or soap and water Color Range: Pigments and Fluorescents Substrate Type: 100% Cotton Substrate Color: Lights or Darks using the Discharge base and 4 to 6% activator Quick Tips The screen should have an ample amount of ink in the frame to flood the screen after each print. Always flood the screen to prevent drying in the screen. We recommend using Water Base and Discharge Retarder to slow down the air drying process of the ink. To test best fusion of the garment, wash test to see if you are getting a complete cure from your dryer. Always put a lid on your ink even when you are printing to keep the ink fresh and keep it from drying, especially on hot days. Downloads