• FlexCure 275-325F
• Bleed resistant with excellent opacity
• Mesh: 60 to 230 
• Fast Flashing
• Substrates: 100% cotton, Cotton/Poly blends, Polyesters, Non-woven Polypropylene

7022 Cool White™ will spot dry, with a very low after flash tack. Dwell time is dependent on the spot dryer used. In some cases, you may have to lower the heat of the spot cure unit because too much heat may actually make the ink tacky. When you spot dry, you are only partially fusing or gelling the surface of the ink. The ink should be just dry to the touch, with no lift off, but not totally fused. Totally fusing the underprint white may cause inter-coat adhesion problems with the inks printed on top of the white ink. Final fusing or curing should occur in the dryer.

7022 Cool White™ is an ultra low bleed ink, not a non-bleed ink. On some types of fabric, bleeding or dye migration may occur. Always test print the fabric to be printed before beginning production. It is best to do some long term testing on fabrics to determine if they are going to bleed. Bleeding or dye migration may not occur right away.

Cool White™ was formulated to make printing opaque white easy. Hand printing is less tiring because less squeegee pressure is needed. The result is increased operator performance. Automatic equipment can be adjusted to lower squeegee pressure settings, thus improving screen life, squeegee durability, and overall print quality.

Cool White™ is part of the FlexCure™ line of products, which gives you a flexible curing range. Cool White™ can be cured from 275°F to 325°F (135°C to 163°C), giving the operator greater flexibility and energy savings.

Cool White™ compared to other opaque whites, prints so easily that you will find that a finer screen mesh can be used with the same opacity as a lower, more open mesh. This means less ink will be used; a real money saver in terms of ink usage and cost per print. It also means a softer hand on flashed fabrics.

Adding any reducers or additives can lower bleed resistance, opacity, or increase cure times of ink. STIR the ink prior to printing on press and after addition of reducers or additives.

Test dryer temperatures and wash test printed product before and during a production run.

RECOMMENDED FABRICS
100% Cotton, 50/50 Cotton/Polyester Blends, Some polyester & Nonwoven polypropylene bags (NPB)

INK APPLICATION
White should be used right from the container without any modications

ADDITIVES
If modification is necessary, use 1% to 10% by weight of 1099 Low Bleed Curable Reducer

SCREEN MESH: 60-230 

EMULSION: Any direct or indirect emulsion or capillary

SQUEEGEE: 65-75 durometer, Sharp edge

CURE TEMPERATURES
275F to 325F the entire ink film. Fusing at a lower temperature may require a longer dryer retention time.

CLEAN UP: Any eco-friendly plastisol screen wash

STORAGE OF INK CONTAINERS
65º to 90ºF
Avoid storage in direct sunlight
Keep containers well sealed

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