Nazdar TP Polyscreen Epoxy Screen Ink – Thinners
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TP Polyscreen Series is an epoxy solvent-based screen ink. It has been formulated for a variety of demanding substrates; the color range is specific to printing white for ski/snowboard applications. TP Series has exceptional resistance to heat, chemicals and other industrial products. Printed surfaces can be tailored to be gloss, satin through to matte finish. TP Series may be air dried or force dried. TP Series is a two-part ink and must be initiated with a catalyst prior to use.
FEATURES:
- Exceptional Resistance to Heat, Chemicals, and Other Industrial Products
- Choice of High Gloss or Matte Finish
- Excellent Screen Stability and Self-Solvency
- Excellent Adhesion Range
- Resistant to Mirror Silvering Process
- Recommended for Pad Printing
- May be Air Dried or Force Dried
SUBSTRATE:
- High Density Polyethylene sheeting (HDPE)
- Top coated / Print treated polyester (PET)
TP Polyscreen Series is an epoxy solvent-based screen ink. It has been formulated for a variety of demanding substrates; the color range is specific to printing white for ski/snowboard applications. TP Series has exceptional resistance to heat, chemicals and other industrial products. Printed surfaces can be tailored to be gloss, satin through to matte finish. TP Series may be air dried or force dried. TP Series is a two-part ink and must be initiated with a catalyst prior to use.
FEATURES:
- Exceptional Resistance to Heat, Chemicals, and Other Industrial Products
- Choice of High Gloss or Matte Finish
- Excellent Screen Stability and Self-Solvency
- Excellent Adhesion Range
- Resistant to Mirror Silvering Process
- Recommended for Pad Printing
- May be Air Dried or Force Dried
SUBSTRATE:
- High Density Polyethylene sheeting (HDPE)
- Top coated / Print treated polyester (PET)
Disclaimer: Ink swatch colors are designed to help ordering and are an approximation only and should not be used for color matching.