U.S. Paint Company Introduces Screen Printing Ink Low Curing Additives

Recently, U.S. International Coatings Co., Ltd. introduced a new 3804 PF low-curing additive for textile screen printing inks.

3804 Phthalic Acid (PF) Low Curing Additives are developed for a growing number of customer requirements and can be printed on heat-sensitive substrates, such as 100% polyester or very popular polypropylene non-woven bags top printing on the middle print. 3804 low-curing phthalic acid (PF) additives can reduce the curing or melting temperature of conventional plastic inks to 300oF (149oC) and in some cases, as low as 275F (135oC).

Stephen Kahane, president of International Coatings, said that the 3840 phthalate (PF) low-curing additive has provided new printing opportunities for the ever-expanding heat-sensitive substrates on the market today. The Beta-experimental results of several large-scale printing factories are very positive, showing that 3804 phthalic acid (PF) low-curing additives are very easy to use and the results are reassuring.

3804 Low-Curing Phthalic Acid (PF) Additives provide a printing solution for thermally sensitive substrates. When placed in a conventional oven or dryer, dyes can easily leach out of temperature-sensitive materials or flow in the middle. Low temperature curing can also better control and prevent fabric shrinkage. If you need to dry immediately, the 3840 phthalate (PF) low-curing additive can also improve the number of flashes.

Independent in-house tests have shown that the popular use of polypropylene has increased the international coating inks (such as 900 series inks) with 3804 phthalic acid (PF) low-curing additives, the effect is very successful, the printing is not easy to fall off, the ink is at a lower temperature Still can be cured.