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Plast Amex in confezioni da 1 Kg e 0,5 Kg

Plast Amex in pots 0,5 Kg - 1 Kg - 6 Kg - 7 Kg

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Plastisol ink for printing on T-shirts and sweatshirts. 

Plastisol Plast Amex Inks.

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Plast Amex inks are ideal for printing on T-shirts, sweatshirts, etc.

Plastisol Plast Amex inks are available in 17 colours, 4 process colours and as an extender base.

The key characteristics of Plast Amex inks are their excellent coverage and good printability. Plastisol Plast Amex offers an incredible yield on dark fabrics and a highly vibrant finish. 

Plastisol Plast Amex products are highly wash resistant, even at 60°. 
They're ready for use, but we suggest checking the viscosity before using. 

Dryers can be used to simplify the printing process. 
After using Plast Amex inks, the tools can easily be cleaned using Screen Cleaning Solvent.

 

 

 

 

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  • Question di Betty, il 8/2/2021 2:55 PM
    • The technical specifications state that to polymerise Plastisol ink takes 2 minutes at 160°C. On your blog I read "a distance of 6-7 cm is correct: it takes quite a long time (approximately 15-20 seconds) and it reduces the risk of burning the fabric".

      Why is there this difference?
    • I can confirm that 2 minutes at 160°C is correct for polymerising plastisol ink.

      The 6-7 cm distance for 20 seconds was probably referring to the partial drying time between one colour and another, carried out using a flash dryer.
  • Question di Eric, il 11/19/2021 9:49 AM
    • The technical specifications state that to polymerise Plastisol ink takes 2 minutes at 160°C. On your blog I read "a distance of 6-7 cm is correct: it takes quite a long time (approximately 15-20 seconds) and it reduces the risk of burning the fabric". Why is there this difference?
    • I can confirm that 2 minutes at 160°C is correct for polymerising plastisol ink.
      The 6-7 cm distance for 20 seconds was probably referring to the partial drying time between one colour and another, carried out using a flash dryer.
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