Amex Flash White Extra Plastisol Ink

Description Amex Flash White Extra Plastisol is bright white designed for use as an underbase flash white offering superior matt-down, low after-flash tack, and quick on-press flashing, as well as high quality standard white prints onto dark garments. This product is available in both 1kg and 5kg tubs. Amex plastisol inks are phthalate and heavy metal free and due to their fine milling are able to offer good opacity when printed through fine mesh counts as well as a soft feel and good elasticity once cured. They have a great mixing consistency and are super opaque. These inks are quality Italian made inks and can be mixed together with Amex Plastisols to obtain various pastel shades. They are suitable for both manual and automatic printing. Manufacturer Translation (Italian): Plast PF Bianco Flash Extra. Features Highly opaque Low flash cure times Bright white with a smooth finish Good washing resistance. Printing  To obtain best results use decent tension screens 34T/(80) to 90T/(230) both for manual printing and automatic presses – best results with a sharp squeegee blade. Additives Curable reducer. (Ink thinner) Soft hand base. (for softer prints on lighter shade garments) Thinner Additive 86. (Ink thinner) Puff Additive.(for raised prints) Fibre Bond. (to reduce curing temperature) Clean up Please use Easisolv 842 , Easiolv 701, Stinky Screen Wash or Franmar, please dispose of any cleaning consumables in a safe manner and use the correct PPI. Curing  Plastisol will be fully cured at 165°C. Printed garments need to be passed through a quality dryer and the ink film needs to reach the desired temperature to be fully fused, variables such as garment thickness and colour, ink deposit and operating climate will need to be taken into account when setting your oven parameters. Always wash test production to ensure prints are adequately cured. More information If you would like more information then please give us a call on 0044 (0) 1562 829009 or use our Webchat or Email Videos Printing white on black garments You can find all SDS and TDS in our resources section