Saati PC Blue Textile Emulsion is a premium, fast-exposing, pre-sensitized photopolymer emulsion designed for garment printing. This durable blue emulsion is ideal for screen printers working with plastisol inks and is especially well-suited for fast-paced production environments. Exposing approximately eight times faster than standard diazo emulsions, Saati PC Blue significantly reduces screen preparation time, helping you increase efficiency without compromising on quality.
With a 50% solids content and medium viscosity, Saati PC Blue allows for fast build-up and excellent bridging on a wide range of mesh counts, ensuring detailed and consistent prints. This one-part emulsion requires no mixing, eliminating the hassle of diazo staining and making it ready to use straight out of the container.
While Saati PC Blue is perfectly resistant to plastisol inks, it also offers water resistance when post-exposed, allowing you to print with water-based inks and adhesives. The emulsion is easy to reclaim, making it a practical choice for both high-volume and specialty print shops.
Applications:
- Garment printing with plastisol ink
- Suitable for use with water-based and discharge inks when post-exposed
Characteristics:
- Blue, one-part pure photopolymer emulsion
- Resistant to plastisol ink, abrasion, and humidity
- Exposes 8X faster than typical two-part emulsions
- 50% solids content and medium viscosity for fast build-up and good bridging on a wide range of mesh counts
- No mixing required; no diazo staining of mesh
- Water-resistant when post-exposed, allowing for use with water-based inks and adhesives
- Available in gallon containers
Directions for Use:
Handling:
- Handle under yellow safelight or low wattage tungsten lights.
- Avoid exposure to daylight, quartz/halogen lamps, cool white fluorescent lamps, or discharge lamps.
Coating:
- Using a high-quality scoop coater, apply one or two coats to the substrate side of the screen, followed by one or two coats on the squeegee side.
Drying & Storage:
- Thoroughly dry the coated screen at a maximum temperature of 104°F (40°C) in a dust-free, dark, or yellow light area, with the substrate side facing down to optimize stencil quality.
- Store coated screens in a dust-free, dry, safelight environment.
