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White Plastisols

White inks of the highest quality are critical to screen printers. They are the day-to-day workhorse of the industry, and International Coatings recognizes their importance with an eye to delivering a range of the finest white plastisol inks available.

741LF Ultra Low Bleed White
741LF Ultra Low Beed White is International Coatings' lowest-bleed white, formulated for tough-to-print polyester or polyester blend fabrics. (As with all low-bleed inks, preprint and test all fabrics for dye migration, ink adhesion, wash fastness and other desired properties before beginning any production.)

711LF & 714LF Lo-Bleed HP White
711 and 714 LF (lead free, contains less than 0.025% lead) LB (low-bleed) HP (high-pigment) inks are fast-flashing, low-fusing, low-tack white plastisols. These truly white whites have a creamy viscosity, are easy to print and require less pressure than most other whites to print through the screen. 711LF and 714 LF Lo-Bleed HP White inks emit no objectionable odor, contain no bleaching agents and their performance is recognized as superior to other low-bleed inks.

771LF Low Viscosity Lo-Bleed Whites
771LC LB HP white is a fast-flashing, low-fusing, highly pigmented ink. 771 LC is formulated specifically for under-base printing through fine mesh counts - important in the printing of simulated and four-color process designs on dark fabrics. 771LC ink is a truly "white" white. It emits no objectionable odors, contains no bleaching agents and is superior in performance to other low-viscosity, low-bleed inks.

Ultra White 7031LF & 7034LF
Ultra White 7031LF and 7034LF are high-performance, high-pigment, low-bleed bright white inks formulated for ultra-high-speed automatic printing. 7034LF offers faster fusing than 7031LF. Both inks are very creamy, short-bodied and low-tack and offer greatly improved shear for ease of printing. Ultra White 7031LF and 7034LF are well suited for high-definition and -resolution, fine-detail and half-tone printing. They will deliver faster production speeds with less pressure and can be printed through finer mesh counts.

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