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TRQ880 Low Cure Bleed Blocker Barrier Grey

TRQ Low Bleed (LB) Barrier Grey is a non-phthalate plastisol ink specially formulated to help control dye migration on 100% polyester and poly blends that use migrating dyes such as camouflage. Epic Bleed Blocker Gray provides suitable bleed-resistant for general purpose synthetic printing and is optimized for high volume, high speed production.

Tests of this product have been very successful on various fabrics to include 100% Polyester Jerseys, 100% Polyester Performance fabrics, Rotary Screen printed goods, and Sublimated prints.

TRQ Low Bleed Barrier Grey is non-phthalate to comply with CPSIA phthalate regulations and cure at 290F to 300F.

Features
  • High performance underbase for 100% Polyester.
  • Creamy, short body plastisol for easy printing.
  • Low-tack formulation for fast shearing action.
  • Super Stretch capabilities
  • User friendly, no viscosity modifications necessary.
  • Superior low bleed properties.
  • Fast Flashing times
  • Low Cure at 290 to 300F
  • Non-Phthalate formulation to comply with new regulations restricting phthalates.

Rating Scale from 1 minimal to 5 maximum or best.

Opacity: 5

Bleed Resistance: 5

Creamy: 4

Print Parameters

Mesh: 86 to 155 mesh
Tension: 25 - 35 N/cm

Squeegee
Durometer: 60 to 70 , 60/90/60
Edge: Square & Sharp
Stroke: Medium Fast

Stencil: 2/2 coat

Emulsion over mesh: 15 to 20%

Off Contact: 1/16"

Printing Tips

Adjust flash cure temperature and dwell time so ink is just dry to touch. Avoid excessive flash temperatures to protect fabric and migration of dyes. Depending on flash unit, a 3 - 5 second flash is adequate.

For best results, use a print-flash-print technique to ensure sufficient ink deposit on dark fabrics.

Use 86–230t/in (34-90t/cm) mesh screens with high tension for best performance, ink release and opacity. Lower mesh equals more deposit. Use higher meshes to achieve half tones.

Adjust your print parameters to allow this ink to clear fully on the second stroke using medium to low pressure for best dye blocking and opacity. As this ink shears down, less pressure will be required. Adjust accordingly.

Curing is a time and temperature process. Using a lower temperature, at a lower belt speed will provide the best result without damaging the fabric.

A behavior for high-opacity low cure inks is to "body-up" or gain viscosity when at rest. Be sure to "Pre-shear" or agitate this ink before use to achieve optimal flow before printing. Be careful to not use highspeed drills or similar equipment that will create friction-heat that can cause the ink to begin to cure. Store ink buckets up off of cold floors to reduce pre-shear time.

For the best coverage, bleed resistance and brightest prints, adjust the off contact distance and squeegee pressure to print the ink layer on top of the printed fabric rather than pushing the ink entirely through it.

This ink is most effective with thicker screen stencils. Take care to not "over-flash" this or any plastisol ink. Flash to gel just short of cure to ensure inter-coat adhesion.

Dyed Poly fabrics become unstable around 230° F, be sure to cool down garment quickly after successful cure is reached.

Avoid "hot stacking" printed poly garments coming off the dryer belt. This will help stabilize the shirt pigment.

Poly garments that are allowed to remain warm after exiting the dryer are more susceptible to dye migration.

Compliance

Non-pthalate

Internationally compliant

Precautions

Perform fusion tests before production. Failure to cure ink properly may result in poor wash fastness, inferior adhesion and unacceptable durability. Ink gel and cure temperatures should be measured using a Thermoprobe placed directly in the wet ink film and verified on the production run substrate(s) and production equipment. It is the responsibility of the printer to determine that the correct ink has been selected for a specific substrate and the application processes meet your customer’s standards or specifications.

Due to difference in heat and moisture absorption rates between fabrics, the oven settings will require adjustments when switching from one fabric to another.

Avoid over-flashing as it can result in poor intercoat adhesion of colors.

Reducing the viscosity will adversely affect opacity.

Stir plastisols before printing.

Do not dry clean, bleach or iron printed area.
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TRQ880 Low Cure Bleed Blocker Barrier Grey

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SKU: TRQ880
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TRQ LC LB Barrier Grey

  • High-performance Grey Blocker base for 100% Polyester.
  • 86 to 115 mesh recommended
  • Creamy, short body plastisol for easy printing.
  • Super Stretch capabilities
  • Flash / Gel: 150 F
  • Low Cure at 290 to 300F
  • Opacity: 5/5
  • Bleed Resistance: 5/5
  • Creamy: 4/5