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High Opacity white is the ultimate Non-Phthalate plastisol ink and is best used as a stand alone white ink. Our premium inks are superior to other plastisol inks on the market. They are formulated to be bold, vibrant and creamy. Ecotex ink is highly opaque and allows printers to get color quicker on the press, helping you save time and money! For the best performance and color design on your next project choose Ecotex.
Key Characteristics
•Highly Opaque
•Bold and vibrant colors
•Creamy
•Matte Finish
•Soft Hand Prints
•Wet-on-wet printing
•Short flash time
•Lower cure temperature
Helpful Hints for Optimal Use:
Manual - Flash at 105°C/220°F - 7 - 12 seconds and cure at 160°C /320°F
Clean Up:
Ecotex Plastisol Screen Wash/Ink Degradent
Is this good on dri fit shirts
We recommend using Poly White for athletic wear. Poly White-Click here
Will the hilight ink work on poly/cotton blends?
If you are printing on a poly blend we would recommend that you use Ecotex Poly White NP.
What is the difference between the ecotex hilight white and flash white?
Great question! Hilight White is formulated to be used as a stand alone white ink. As for Flash White, it is formaulated to be used as a base.
Need white ink for black 100% cotton
Our Ecotex Hilight White would be a prefect fit for printing on 100% cotton.
First time upgradeing from water based ink to plastisol terrible expierience for me especialy for using the white super thick hard to push ink across screen but its my un expierience fault for not knowing better with plastisoll
Thank you for your feedback! Feel free to shoot us an email if you need some help printing with plastiol ink.
Easy to use and clean. Quality product. Im a beginner and like it
I am wondering if I can sublimate on a garment with a full-size layer of HILIGHT WHITE NP-PLASTISOL INK?
Every screen printer is constantly on the hunt for the holy grail of white plastisol ink. Well if you're reading this, you found it! First off, the price. $25 for a quart. You can't beat it! Super creamy right out of the container. Normally I stir around my white ink to loosen it before I start printing. No need with this stuff. My only complaint is that the container comes with a foil type seal under the lid similar to what's on peanut butter jars. Opening it up was a bit messy, ended up using a razor blade to open it. But that's a very small burden for the quality! Will definitely be purchasing more.
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