Nylon Plastisol Ink – Bleed Resistant – Gallon

Take your prints to the next level with Total Ink Solutions® Bleed Resistant Series Nylon Plastisol Ink, engineered for superior adhesion to nylon, polyester, and coated fabrics. Designed for professional screen printers, this high-opacity, bleed-resistant ink ensures sharp, vibrant designs without the worry of dye migration. Whether you're working with athletic gear, jackets, bags, or other performance fabrics, this ink is formulated for long-lasting durability and a soft hand feel.

Key Features:

• Ultra Bleed-Resistant – Prevents dye migration on synthetic and sublimated garments.
• High Opacity & Vibrancy – Produces bold, eye-catching colors on light and dark fabrics.
• Strong Adhesion – Bonds aggressively to nylon, polyester, and coated materials.
• Soft-Hand Feel – Provides a smooth finish without compromising durability.
• Quick Flash & Cure – Designed for fast production speeds.
• Creamy Consistency – Ensures smooth, effortless printing with easy ink flow.
• Phthalate-Free & CPSIA Compliant – Safe for use in all screen-printing applications.

IMPORTANT MIXING INSTRUCTIONS:

This ink requires a Nylon Catalyst for proper adhesion.

• Catalyst Mix Ratio: Add 15% - 20% catalyst by weight.
• Mix Only What You Need: Once the catalyst is added, the ink will harden over time. Do not mix more than you can use within your printing session. Unused mixed ink will become unusable.

Application Guidelines:

• Mesh Count: 110–160 for best opacity and coverage.
• Flash Temperature: 250°F (121°C) for 3-5 seconds.
• Curing Temperature: 320°F - 330°F (160°C - 165°C) for 40-50 seconds.
• Squeegee: 65-75 durometer, medium to firm pressure.
• Printing Technique: Medium flood stroke with a firm print stroke for even ink deposit.
• Post-Pressing: A quick double press is recommended for enhanced durability.

Safety & Storage Recommendations:

• Store in a cool, dry place between 65-90°F (18-32°C).
• Use proper protective gloves and ventilation while handling.
• Do not leave mixed ink exposed to air for extended periods—hardened ink cannot be reused.