Best CMYK inks currently on market?

[rusty]

Anyone got suggestions for best CMYK plastisol inks? I used ICC and they were fine. Just curious if theres any better options since Union no longer makes theirs.

Thanks in advance

[tonypep]

union the best most accurate

[rusty]

I thought they stopped making the Tru Tone inks? And I can not find them.

[tonypep]

possible.Too bad because they were the first to be SWOP certified (offfset standard)

[bimmridder]

I'm not saying it's any better or worse, but I've been using Wilflex for years and never an issue.

[balloonguy]

I have done 4cp in 2 - years… I was/am a big fan of the triple strength union ink.

[Orion]

Avient has a set but no triple strength. River City Supply has InkTek, two sets, regular and triple strength with a base available too.

Used a ton of TruTone many years back. Check out the FB link from John Magee for some TruTone history.

https://www.facebook.com/johnmageezer4/posts/the-legendary-tru-tone-cmyk-from-union-in-both-single-and-triple-strength-the-be/2107920612920749/

[Admiral]

Avient has a set but no triple strength. River City Supply has InkTek, two sets, regular and triple strength with a base available too.

Used a ton of TruTone many years back. Check out the FB link from John Magee for some TruTone history.

https://www.facebook.com/johnmageezer4/posts/the-legendary-tru-tone-cmyk-from-union-in-both-single-and-triple-strength-the-be/2107920612920749/

Are these close to drop in for Union Tru Tone Triple strength? That's what we used and no longer could get.  I would like to stick to what we used or close.  A couple tweaks would be fine but I know we didn't like going to a "regular" strength CMYK system last time we tried it.

[farmboygraphics]

Y-M-C-K it's fun to print with some YMCKaaay. You're welcome 

[Orion]

Are these close to drop in for Union Tru Tone Triple strength? That's what we used and no longer could get.  I would like to stick to what we used or close.  A couple tweaks would be fine but I know we didn't like going to a "regular" strength CMYK system last time we tried it.

InkTek is the only set that I know of with a triple strength. I mentioned the base to be available for cutting intensity of colors when needed and also to make your own process white. If you can get in touch with Kevin at River City he may be able to get some samples to you.