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 & 774LF Low Viscosity Lo-Bleed Whites
771LF and 774LF LB HP whites are fast-fashing, low-fusing, highly pigmented inks. They are formulated specifically for under-base printing through fine mesh counts – important in the printing of simulated and four-color process designs on dark fabrics. 771LF and 774LF inks are truly white whites. They emit no objectionable odors, contain no bleaching agents and are 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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