: Can dry in the screen if left open too long and generally requires higher heat or longer dwell times to cure.
: Highly opaque on dark fabrics, does not dry in the screen, and is very durable. Curing : Must reach roughly to fully harden. Screen Printing Inks
: Best way to get a soft-feel print on dark 100% cotton garments. : Can dry in the screen if left
: Light-colored natural fibers like cotton, bamboo, and silk. Pros : Eco-friendly and breathable. : Best way to get a soft-feel print
: These soak into the fabric fibers rather than sitting on top, resulting in an incredibly soft "hand" (feel).
Choosing the right screen printing ink is critical because the chemical makeup of the ink determines how it bonds to your material, how it feels on the body, and how long the design will last. The two most common types are and water-based inks, each requiring different handling and curing methods. Primary Ink Types
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