CSC REi Tech Water Based Silkscreen Printing Ink Ecosol E1 - White/Clear/OP (1kg)

ECOSOL E1

GENERAL INFORMATION

Ecosol E1 is non PVC, Phthalate and Formaldehyde high solid content, waterbase thermoplastic acrylic. It was design as a “Plastisol simulated” acrylic emulsion paste ink. Ecosol E1 System is an excellent product for use for printing depth dark shade on light color fabrics where excellent finish, elastomeric and soft hand feel are required. Motive printed with Ecosol will have excellent elastomeric properties, good washing fastness properties, good crocking properties and high color brilliancy. Ecosol E1 System consists of White, High Opaque Base, and Clear. Printers are recommended to match colors using Cassee Pigments concentrated colors for optimum colors and performance.

TYPE OF FABRICS

Cotton, Blends Cotton Polyester and some stretchable Cotton /Nylon.

*** ALWAYS PRETEST FASTNESS PROPERTIES BEFORE PRODUCTION. ***

APPLICATION TIPS

Base White

Ecosol E1 White is recommended to be use direct from the can as underbase white.

Color Mixing

Always use Ecosol E1 Opaque Base in color matching. Commonly 10 to 15% of Cassee Pigments are used to achieve desire color. High glossy color can be achieved by using Ecosol E1 Clear. Use small dosage of Ecosol E1 White when opacity and pastel color effect are required.

The Ecosol E1 System, are produce by re-emulsifying latex and by itself Ecosol E1 will air dry (especially under the variable of low humid and high temperature). Always use waterbase mode on your automatic printer as this will flood the open screen after print and eliminate screen drying and complication in the printing process. Spraying a mist of water onto Ecosol E1 will prevent ink drying and also prolong open screen time.

To achieve excellent opacity, elasticity on rib or stretchable fabric the below precaution are to be follow.

1.) Always lay down higher deposit of ink by using lower mesh count screen, rounded squeegee and soft table.

2.) Print the mix ink onto the stretchable fabric following the direction of the fabric grain.

3.) Cure at the optimum temperature and do not stretch fabric while fabrics are hot.