Color Match Mixing Transparent White DI - 121 LB

Color Match Mixing Transparent White DI - 121 LB | Low-Cure Plastisol Ink Dynamic Ink Transparent White DI-121 LB is one of the premier plastisol screen printing inks. It offers the best opacity and bleed resistance on polyester, 50/50s and blends. This DI ink is a low cure ink, curing at 270 - 280 degrees, to help eliminate dye-migration on even the worse "bleeders". All Dynamic Ink flashes quick so you can speed up production when printing a white under base. You can also print-flash-print, or print wet-on-wet, depending on your screen print job. All of the inks in the Dynamic Series are non-phthalate and lead-free. The Dynamic series offers some of the most vibrant colors and an easy to print creaminess plastisol ink right from the bucket. The high opacity helps all screen printers achieve a better print with a great feel/hand. Curing Instructions: Flash at approximately 220 degrees for about 3 - 5 seconds and cure at 270 - 280. Clean Up and On-Press Color Changes: Use a press wash for on-press colors changes and an ink degradent when removing the ink. The stencil can then be saved or you can reclaim the entire screen printing frame. Storage Information: Store are room temperature and avoid direct sunlight. Best to use within one year of manufacturing date. Features & Tips for Optimal Results Finish: Semi-Gloss Stencils: All Types of direct emulsion or capillary film can be used Opacity: Opaque Wash-Up: Use Thinner DT or any conventional plastisol wash-up system Bleed Resistance: Excellent - Great for all polyester Storage: Store in a relatively cool area. Keep away from extreme heat and direct sun penetration. Store below 95℉ Ink Build-Up on Screen: Minimal Mileage: Excellent. Approximately 800-1,750 sq. ft. per gallon Drying: 270℉  - 280℉  Fabrics: All types. For soft-hand coverage, use 196 to 305 monofilament Always pretest before use to establish suitability and procedures prior to production. Stir plastisols prior to each use. Do not dry clean or use bleach, or direct iron.