Zodiac Taurus Non-PVC RFU - Cotton White
| Container Size: | 5-Gallon |
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Zodiacâ„¢ Taurusâ„¢ Cotton White is a non-PVC and non-phthalate plastisol textile white ink belonging to the Taurus series from Zodiac. It has excellent coverage and softness as well as a very good elasticity. Unlike other non-PVC inks, Zodiac Taurus Cotton White has a no-tack, elastic, satin finish. In addition, it has a creamy rheology that makes automatic textile printing easy. This ink is a bright white with excellent adhesion, tensile strength, with excellent film memory along with wash and wear resistance.
Highlights:
- Very good supple print with ability to stretch and regain its original shape
- Passes all requirements for major brand RSL and government regulations.
- Easy to mix and print
- Non-PVC, no lead, no phthalates, no formaldehyde, no APEO's.
- Passes major brand durability testing including 5 x 60 wash test
Zodiacâ„¢ Taurusâ„¢ Cotton White is a non-PVC and non-phthalate plastisol textile white ink belonging to the Taurus series from Zodiac. It has excellent coverage and softness as well as a very good elasticity. Unlike other non-PVC inks, Zodiac Taurus Cotton White has a no-tack, elastic, satin finish. In addition, it has a creamy rheology that makes automatic textile printing easy. This ink is a bright white with excellent adhesion, tensile strength, with excellent film memory along with wash and wear resistance.
Highlights:
- Very good supple print with ability to stretch and regain its original shape
- Passes all requirements for major brand RSL and government regulations.
- Easy to mix and print
- Non-PVC, no lead, no phthalates, no formaldehyde, no APEO's.
- Passes major brand durability testing including 5 x 60 wash test
Disclaimer: Ink swatch colors are designed to help ordering and are an approximation only and should not be used for color matching.
Adhesion should always be tested as adhesion depends upon curing conditions, age and manufacturer of the substrate. Adhesion may be improved when the substrate is cleaned with a suitable solvent such as isopropanol.