Premium Screen Degreaser dilute 1:25 to 1:55 with water for ready to use.
Product Description
Our Screen Degreaser is formulated with a powerful combination of surfactants and emulsifiers that rapidly penetrate grease, oil and chemical residue. Quickly dissolves grease, dust and grime on new screens and prepares them for the first use. Use Screen Degreaser on all newly stretched screens, as the last step of reclaiming process. Works with All Types and Brands of Screen, Mesh, Emulsions and Capillary Films.
ADVANTAGES
Fast, efficient removal of grease and oils
Biodegradable
Low cost per usage
Easy to use & safe for employees
Drain Safe
DIRECTIONS
- Dilute Screen Degreaser from 1:25 to 1:55 (chemical : water).
- Apply Screen Degreaser with a spray bottle or a brush.
- Thoroughly rub product onto both sides of the screen.
- Let stand for 30 to 60 seconds and rinse thoroughly with water.
- Double check & Make sure all of the Screen Degreaser has been removed from screen.
- Do not allow Screen Degreaser to dry on the mesh.
TIP: Rinse thoroughly as Chemical Residue can cause defects, when applying emulsion, pinholes, fisheyes, etc.
PRODUCT PROPERTIES
Appearance : Clear, colorless liquid
Odor: Unscented
pH: 7.0
Flash Point: None
Specific Gravity: 1.01
Weight, per U.S. gallon: 8.4 lbs.
Stability: Excellent
DOT Shipping: Non-hazardous
FAQ
Q: What is the dilution ratio? A: Dilute 1 part degreaser to 25 parts water for standard use. Heavily soiled screens may need a stronger mix.
Q: What mesh types is it safe for? A: Safe for all standard screen printing mesh including polyester and nylon — won't damage mesh or frames.
Q: How do I apply it? A: Apply diluted solution to both sides of the screen with a brush, sponge, or spray bottle. Scrub gently, rinse thoroughly, and let dry completely before coating with emulsion.
Q: Is it safe to use before emulsion? A: Yes — degreasing before emulsion coating is strongly recommended. It removes oils that prevent emulsion from adhering properly, giving you a more durable stencil and cleaner prints.
Q: How much do I need per screen? A: Because it's concentrated, a little goes a long way. One gallon of concentrate yields up to 25 gallons of working solution — very cost-effective for high-volume shops.