Description
Screen Printing Ink 150mlPack of 6 water based Winter colours
Wine, Forrest Green, Purple, Opaque White, Black, Brown
Screen Printing Ink pack
Screen Printing Ink pack of 6 waterbased Winter colours
A ready to use environmentally friendly
high quality screen printing ink
for use on paper, lino, wood and cardboard with mesh screens, brush and stencils.
Giving exceptional colour yield,
All colours are intermixable enabling the creation of any number of shades and tints.
Non toxic, wheat and gluten free. VOC and solvent free, acid free. UK manufacture
This is a uk water based textile ink
for direct printing on light fabrics.
Suitable for cotton, jersey, Lycra and other natural and synthetic fabrics like polyester.
This ink has a very long drying time .
but traditional methods for water based ink printing are recommended.
Working with this ink compares to working with plastisol inks
due to its thickness and long evaporation drying times.
Screen Printing Water based ink give off the perception that they’re tricky to master,
but these inks can actually be a joy to use
and the results really speak for themselves.
Done right, your prints will be softer to the touch,
Screen Printing Water based ink more detailed, more environmentally friendly and more durable than with Plastisol inks.
Remember these top five tips and you’ll practically be ensuring a perfect print with Screen Printing Water based ink .
SCREEN PRINTING INK PACK
Screen Printing Water based ink have a lower viscosity .
Generally thinner than Plastisol inks.
so as a result they soak effectively into your fabric of choice,
You will want to choose a finer mesh than you might otherwise.
Most screen printers use a mesh size of between 43T and 60T with Screen Printing Water based ink
If you choose to use an emulsion, take care to find one that is suited to water based inks .
Otherwise you run the risk of the emulsion breaking down. and ruining your print run.
With the right preparation, water based inks can produce amazing vivid Colour.
If you’re printing with bright or neon Colours on darker fabrics,
It’s worth remembering that water-based inks can be less opaque than plastisol inks.
You may either wish to apply an Underbase of white such as Opaque White .
Or alternatively you can choose an opaque range of water-based inks used for printing onto dark fabrics.
which DON”T require an Underbase.
You can print our Opaque inks straight onto black t-shirts.
And they deliver a brilliant print with just two stroke.
FLOOD THE SCREEN IF YOU’RE WALKING AWAY.
The water content in water based inks make it relatively quick to dry,
Which can lead to clogs in the screen if left out in the open for too long.
You can avoid this happening with a quick ink flood of the screen .
While you’re setting up or setting up the next Colour.
It’s also worth remembering to keep ink tub lids securely fastened .
So your precious inks won’t dry up in between printing sessions.
REMEMBER TO KEEP THE WATERBASED INK HYDRATED
A simple spray bottle with water will be your best friend.
when printing with water based ink.
This can be used to keep the screen slightly damp before and in between prints.
If you do notice that the ink has started to dry on the screen,
Simply run a test print ON SCRAP PAPER to remove as much ink as possible,
wipe down both sides of the screen with a damp rag and wipe again with a dry rag.
Fix Waterbased Ink with heat.
The long-lasting finishes of water based inks requires a heat setting treatment,
So fire up that drying tunnel or heat press. 180 DEG C
If you’re printing at home, you can tumble dry.
use a hand iron, dry it in the sun for a few days. Cotton setting
When you’re wearing the shirt every day and washing it.
Years later, you’ll be glad for this process of curing
And for your choice to use Screen Printing Water based ink for screen printing.