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When you print a light color on a dark fabric there is no difference between the two inks, however you must follow a special procedure: (you can choose one of these)
1) - Print a white base on the fabric and then print your final colour on top of this base
2) - Print your image, dry quickly using a hair drier (without lifting the t-shirt from the table) and then print the same colour again.
What is my advice?
If you can buy a good drier (cost about Euro 5,500.00) you can use both inks depending on the final image required.
Without a drier, water based inks are certainly better. And there are two tricks you can use to delay the drying time on the screen:
1- Add a ritardent to the ink (maximum 2-3%)
2- Moving the squeege in a particular way to ensure that the image on the screen is always covered by the ink. The image must always be loaded with ink.
To be honest there are some driers which, although not designed for this purpose, nevertheless can be used.
For example: a flash drier, which costs about Euro 1,300.00, or a thermal press, which costs about Euro 500.00.
The disadvantage is that it slows down the production time. If you work for love, you can do it; but if you work for business, that's not a good idea.
With regard to the emulsion: a good universal emulsion is suitable for both inks; you can find them at this address: http://www.screenprintingstore.net/universal-emulsions.html
- To work quickly
- To add a small amount of "slowing agent" to the ink
- After every four or five prints you must lift the screen and spray a little water onto the underside of the screen; then you must print once or twice onto wast paper to avoid any damage to the t-shirt; then you can restart printing
- If, during the printing process, the ink becomes too viscous, you can spray a little water directly onto the ink
- It is important to remember that when you use water based ink the design area must always be covered with ink, because the constant movement of the ink helps to prevent drying.
If you would like any further information or help, please do not hesitate to contact me again.
Kind regards
Franco Ratto
If you would like any further information or help, please do not esitate to contact me again.
Kind regards,
Franco Ratto
Regarding your final paragraph, I'm a little confused by your terminology because what you call "emulsion" I would call "catalyst" in the context of your enquiry.
If you need any other help or information, please do not hesitate to contact me again.
I hope this reply is useful.
You can find all the Seriprop inks at this address: http://www.cplfabbrika.com/seriprop-quasar.html
The cleaners that you need for this ink are:
290.15 (normal) and 290.23 (slow).
If you like, you can make an order by e-mail.
The cost of shipping for a small box (these products are inflammable) is euro 45,00, from our head office (Albissola - Savona - Italy) to Nice.
Maybe is cheaper for you to come here and get the box: you will be welcome. (It's 130 Km only).
If you would like any further information or help, please do not hesitate to contact me again.
Best regards
If, however, and how likely are plastic, then the ink must Seriprop.
The resistance of both is excellent, when used on suitable media, respectively. Both require the same extender 290.15 (regular) or 290.23 (slow).
- To work quickly
- To add a small amount of "slowing agent" to the ink
- After every four or five prints you must lift the screen and spray a little water onto the underside of the screen; then you must print once or twice onto wast paper to avoid any damage to the t-shirt; then you can restart printing
- If, during the printing process, the ink becomes too viscous, you can spray a little water directly onto the ink
- It is important to remember that when you use water based ink the design area must always be covered with ink, because the constant movement of the ink helps to prevent drying.
If you would like any further information or help, please do not hesitate to contact me again.
Kind regards
Franco Ratto
I hope this reply is useful.
When you print a light color on a dark fabric there is no difference between the two inks, however you must follow a special procedure: (you can choose one of these)
1) - Print a white base on the fabric and then print your final colour on top of this base
2) - Print your image, dry quickly using a hair drier (without lifting the t-shirt from the table) and then print the same colour again.
What is my advice?
If you can buy a good drier (cost about Euro 5,500.00) you can use both inks depending on the final image required.
Without a drier, water based inks are certainly better. And there are two tricks you can use to delay the drying time on the screen:
1- Add a ritardent to the ink (maximum 2-3%)
2- Moving the squeege in a particular way to ensure that the image on the screen is always covered by the ink. The image must always be loaded with ink.
To be honest there are some driers which, although not designed for this purpose, nevertheless can be used.
For example: a flash drier, which costs about Euro 1,300.00, or a thermal press, which costs about Euro 500.00.
The disadvantage is that it slows down the production time. If you work for love, you can do it; but if you work for business, that's not a good idea.
With regard to the emulsion: a good universal emulsion is suitable for both inks; you can find them at this address: http://www.screenprintingstore.net/universal-emulsions.html
Regarding your final paragraph, I'm a little confused by your terminology because what you call "emulsion" I would call "catalyst" in the context of your enquiry.
If you need any other help or information, please do not hesitate to contact me again.
You can find all the Seriprop inks at this address: http://www.cplfabbrika.com/seriprop-quasar.html
The cleaners that you need for this ink are:
290.15 (normal) and 290.23 (slow).
If you like, you can make an order by e-mail.
The cost of shipping for a small box (these products are inflammable) is euro 45,00, from our head office (Albissola - Savona - Italy) to Nice.
Maybe is cheaper for you to come here and get the box: you will be welcome. (It's 130 Km only).
If you would like any further information or help, please do not hesitate to contact me again.
Best regards
If, however, and how likely are plastic, then the ink must Seriprop.
The resistance of both is excellent, when used on suitable media, respectively. Both require the same extender 290.15 (regular) or 290.23 (slow).
When you print a light color on a dark fabric there is no difference between the two inks, however you must follow a special procedure: (you can choose one of these)
1) - Print a white base on the fabric and then print your final colour on top of this base
2) - Print your image, dry quickly using a hair drier (without lifting the t-shirt from the table) and then print the same colour again.
What is my advice?
If you can buy a good drier (cost about Euro 5,500.00) you can use both inks depending on the final image required.
Without a drier, water based inks are certainly better. And there are two tricks you can use to delay the drying time on the screen:
1- Add a ritardent to the ink (maximum 2-3%)
2- Moving the squeege in a particular way to ensure that the image on the screen is always covered by the ink. The image must always be loaded with ink.
To be honest there are some driers which, although not designed for this purpose, nevertheless can be used.
For example: a flash drier, which costs about Euro 1,300.00, or a thermal press, which costs about Euro 500.00.
The disadvantage is that it slows down the production time. If you work for love, you can do it; but if you work for business, that's not a good idea.
With regard to the emulsion: a good universal emulsion is suitable for both inks; you can find them at this address: http://www.screenprintingstore.net/universal-emulsions.html
- To work quickly
- To add a small amount of "slowing agent" to the ink
- After every four or five prints you must lift the screen and spray a little water onto the underside of the screen; then you must print once or twice onto wast paper to avoid any damage to the t-shirt; then you can restart printing
- If, during the printing process, the ink becomes too viscous, you can spray a little water directly onto the ink
- It is important to remember that when you use water based ink the design area must always be covered with ink, because the constant movement of the ink helps to prevent drying.
If you would like any further information or help, please do not hesitate to contact me again.
Kind regards
Franco Ratto
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