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CSC PHTHALATE FREE PLASTISOL - ENVIROPLUS EC 750M PF

Enviroplus System

HD-Series ink, when printed correctly, will produce a print with an extraordinarily thick ink layer that retains sharp edges and crisp, highly detailed definition even after curing. This is not a puff ink.

For satisfactory results with this ink the screen printer must use them in combination with a correctly prepared screen and a carefully adjusted printing technique.
It produces extremely thick, sharp-edged, three-dimensional prints completely opaque
On cotton material only or on fleece goods of any color
Use 60 threads per inch thin diameter (24 threads per centimeter) monofilament polyester mesh. For best results the mesh should be tensioned to at least 24 Newton per centimeter.

To achieve the desired three-dimensional effect this ink must be printed through direct capillary stencils that are at least 400 microns thick. Stencils of 400-700 microns are recommended. (Contact your emulsion supplier for stencil film recommendations).
The use of additives or reducers is not generally recommended with this ink. Occasionally, in order to obtain a sharper print, a very small amount (1-2%) of Curable Reducer EC may be added.
Use a sharp 80~90 durometer squeegee. The squeegee angle and pressure must be adjusted so the ink prints a clean, sharp image but is not pushed into the fabric being printed on. Use a slow speed both on the flood and print strokes. The off-contact distance should be as small as possible. Adjust the speed and angle of screen lift so that the screen peels away from the print immediately behind the squeegee on the print stroke. Correct adjustment of this variable is crucial for producing a crisp sharp print with a minimum of ink retained on the mesh.

We recommend that these inks be printed last in the color sequence. If this is not possible they should be flash cured before the next color is printed to maintain the three-dimensional effect.
Plastisol inks will not air dry. They must be heat cured. These inks will fully cure and withstand repeated washings when the entire ink deposit reaches 300° F (150° C) with airflow of 56 m3 /min or 2000ft3 /min for 120 sec. Proper curing is extremely important. Poor wash ability of the print can generally be traced back to under-curing!
Clean the screens and squeegees with mineral spirits or any screen wash designed for plastisol inks. Store plastisol at room temperature. Prolonged exposure to high temperature can make the ink start to gel.

Always test this product for curing, crocking properties, opacity, wash ability and other specific requirements before using in production.
Keep inks indoors and store in a cool area. Storage recommended at 65 °F to 90 °F (18°C to 32°C). Avoid storage in direct sunlight or in extreme temperature conditions.

25 kg drum, 250kg drum and 1250kg tank

*AVOID STORAGE IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT OR IN EXIREME TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS.*
Refer to SDS for Enviroplus Series Ink

Recommendations and statements made are based on CSC Screen Ink & Coatings research and experience.

Since CSC Screen Ink & Coatings does not have any control over the conditions of use or storage of the product sold, CSC Screen Ink & Coatings cannot guarantee the results obtained through the use of its products. All products are sold and samples given without any representation of warranty, expressed or implied, of fitness for any particular purpose or otherwise, and upon condition that the buyer shall determine the suitability of the product for its own purpose. This applies also where the rights of third parties are involved. It does not release the user from the obligation to test the suitability of the product for the intended purpose and application

*ALWAYS TEST BEFORE USING IN PRODUCTION*
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