Focus on Screen Printing MagnaColours New under base ink developed
MagnaColours has developed a brand new under base ink that will provide plastisol printers with an economical solution to significantly improve the handle and softness of their prints, while also achieving considerable cost savings for printers.
Killer Base is designed to be used as a water-based replacement for the first layer of plastisol ink or as an alternative option for printers using discharge under bases. With high opacity and excellent fibre matting down properties, the new Killer product provides a smooth, silk-like under base for further layers of plastisol ink to be printed over, and also prevents fribulation and pin-holing of fabrics. Further benefits of the product include minimal print weight and reduced applications costs while having none of the pot-life implications associated with using a discharge under base. Killer Base has been developed to improve print appearance and handle while simultaneously providing significant cost savings for printers.
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Screen Ink & Solvent Supplies Screen waste discharge – are you
doing all you can? The difference between Killer Base and plastisol ink
Pyramid Screen Products The only choice you need
Often overlooked, the consumables are the life blood of any printing company and Pyramid not only understands that, but actively works on solutions to make customersʼ production run more efficiently and help improve their prints.
Garment decoration is becoming more demanding and has so many variants to choose from. embroidery, vinyl, digital, sublimation and of course, screen print. The choice is yours.
The Ecoflo
The Ecoflo water filtration unit from Screen Ink & Solvent Supplies helps with screen waste filtration. It can be used for separation of light and heavy solids out of waste water from screen developing and reclaiming. The system uses low cost filtration materials and drastically reduces acidity, COD (chemical oxygen demand) and high solid stencil emulsion sludge. The cascade filtration system can be cleaned easily from the outside. Made from chemical resistant PPH with a slatted filtration bottom shelf, this area allows you to collect waste from weir for water sampling. Ecoflo uses a multi layer filtration medium, which helps to catch fine and heavy waste residues from used ink and high solid screen stencil emulsions. Used in conjunction with SISS Safewash and Solve stencil strippers, you can noticeably reduce your VOC and chemical PH levels.
Ecoflo is available in four sizes Mini, One, Dual and Multi stage units. SISS can also accommodate the entry point height to be used with existing washout booths and troughs.
www.inkandsolvents.co.uk www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk Pyramid helps you to run your print shop smoothly June 2019 | 69 |
Pyramid has chosen to dedicate itself to the screen print segment and has not only got a full technical team of trained specialists, but also has the full complement of consumables that offer the screen printer everything they need to make amazing prints. Whether youʼre new to the world of screen print, looking to start screen printing or are a seasoned professional, the Pyramid Screen Products and Textile Group can make your print shop run smoothly with the service and products that wonʼt let you down. This is like money in the bank. Given that Pyramid offers the ultimate one-stop shop for screen printing supplies in the industry, it makes sense to partner the emulsions, inks, screens and cleaning chemicals with them and watch all your headaches go away. With global suppliers such as SAATI, Rutland, Union, CPS, Permaset, Remco, Achitex Minerva and Chromaline, itʼs easy to see why Pyramid should be your first-choice supplier.
www.pyramidscreenproducts.co.uk
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