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screen printing => Ink and Chemicals => Topic started by: ericheartsu on January 28, 2018, 11:14:12 AM
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Are there any waterbased inks out there for this purpose? or are they all solvent?
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I don't think that you will find a water based ink that has any durability. The only one that stands a chance from a company like Naz Dar would be their 2700 series, but I think that it's the solvent 9700 that they would recommend. When I printed flat stock and odd plastics, we usually went for inks that had some "tooth" to wear well.
There are also some UV cure inks that I have no experience with.
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Nazdar 9700 for sure.
Not sure if they still do but TW Graphics made a catalyst for their waterbased inks. It's supposed to aid in curing to some plastics, it didn't really help when I tried it a bunch years ago.
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9700 should work with some NB82. I'm guessing Nazdar will recommend it as well.