Nylon 900 Series Plastisol Ink

When it comes to hard-to-print nylon, 900 series inks are recognized as the industry's best. They are fast-flashing, two-part ink systems specifically formulated for printing on nylon. As easy to use as conventional plastisols, they are also just as durable.

RECOMMENDED FABRICS

Nylon, cotton and some cotton/polyester blends. Always test print fabric for adhesion before beginning a production run. 900 Series inks are not low bleed inks. Testing is required for bleed resistance on cotton/polyester blends and 100% polyester.

INK APPLICATION

The 900LF series inks must be mixed with the 900LF Catalyst before printing. Catalyst comes in 2 oz. and 8 oz. containers and should be thoroughly hand stirred into the ink to the following proportions:

• By volume = 16 parts ink to 1 part catalyst
• By weight = 20 parts ink to 1 part catalyst
• 1 oz. Catalyst to 1 pint of ink
• 2 oz. Catalyst to 1 quart of ink
• 8 oz. Catalyst to 1 gallon of ink

Ink may be used immediately after mixing. Do not mix more ink than is needed for a job. Do not under catalyze the ink. Pot life of mixed ink is 4 to 8 hours.

SCREEN MESH AND EMULSION

STANDARD COLORS 125-230 t/in Mono 49 –90 t/cm Mono
METALLIC COLORS    86 -160 t/in Mono   
PROCESS COLORS    200 -355 t/in Mono
955LF Shimmer = 60 t/in or 24 t/cm

SQUEEGEE

70-80 Durometer: Sharp edge

CURE TEMPERATURE

300°F to 325°F (149°C to 163°C) entire ink film. Test dryer temperatures before a production run. Wash test printed product before beginning production run.

CLEAN-UP

Mineral spirits or environmentally friendly McLogan Textile Press Wash.

MODIFYING INK

If necessary, mixed ink may be thinned with 1% to 5%, by volume, of 1110LF Curable Reducer. It is important not to use reducers that are 100% plasticizer, because they may decrease adhesion and make the finished ink film less