Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
Does this exist? Looking at Envirosolve from CCI - citrus solvent I think. It'd be cool to have one for both ink types.
Quote from: ZooCity on November 10, 2012, 04:41:20 PMDoes this exist? Looking at Envirosolve from CCI - citrus solvent I think. It'd be cool to have one for both ink types.Just ask the guys at Franmar if they might have a suitable product. I bet they have.
Oh, I forgot to add where I was going with this. I was considering adding a little recirc/parts washer cart to put right out on the floor and roll next to the presses or ink area for cleaning squeegees and knives right there instead of going to the wet room. I was hoping to find a recirculating "enviro" solvent that would cut down both ink types well and then use the same thing in the washout so we could buy it in super bulk.
Ink cleaner for waterbase=water. We use a pressure washer.
Quote from: tonypep on November 14, 2012, 01:25:49 PMInk cleaner for waterbase=water. We use a pressure washer. In the reclaim process yes we use water and a pressure washer then hit it with 701 and rinse... SPOTLESS...ZERO HAZE. But the question was about press wash i thought for both water base and plastisol. again water with waterbase unless the screen gets dried in. then we use the sericol press wash. Zoo why do use these concoctions when its really unnessesary?