100% Poly Safety vests...

[Denis Kolar]

Do I need to have poly ink to print them or a regular Black plastisol will suffice?

Thanks

[Frog]

For black ink, you don't have to worry about poly dye migration, so use your regular ink.

[ebscreen]

Regular is fine. Some melt BADLY though so a low temp additive (IC) might be in order.

[Denis Kolar]

Regular is fine. Some melt BADLY though so a low temp additive (IC) might be in order.

That was my biggest concern I knew that there will be no dye migration to the black ink.

Thanks guys

[ebscreen]

The 3M brand reflective stripes like to pucker real bad so you either have to cover them with a template
(only reasonable on small runs) or use a low temp additive.

[Denis Kolar]

50 pieces

[dave58]

Never had one melt or striping pucker....i run them through a little faster as they heat up quick.....regular black ink.......but they stink!....fair warning......they give me a headache....the smell that is.

[dsh]

This is a good candidate for sublimation, if it's available.

[Denis Kolar]

I might try smaller pallets and flash curing. Smaller pallets so the excess of the vest will be hanging off the side.

[Nick Bane]

Never had one melt or striping pucker....i run them through a little faster as they heat up quick.....regular black ink.......but they stink!....fair warning......they give me a headache....the smell that is.

this.

[Denis Kolar]

Finally printed these suckers.
Listened to Pierre and they came out pretty good looking.

[Nick Bane]

nice, got a few boxes of these to do this week as well.