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If its on top of a poly white it should be ok. I did a test and got the ink up to 340 on a temp gun and it washed just fine.
I have avoided printing on Polyester for the longest time. What inks brand are you guys using?Cure temp?Special steps?
There is a low temp cure Epic White out there that is supposed to need only 275 or so. We never got around to using it much as our electric radiant dryer only has two temperatures, burnt and scorched! The silicone ink we have now is only available in white and black so if there are any other colors needed, we use the new QCM 170. It is by far the most bleed resistant plastisol we have tried.pierre
Garment melting???You should not see melting unless your over 400 degrees. (poly garments I am not sure but not less than 400) How are you measuring the temp?
Quote from: Screened Gear on June 18, 2012, 05:03:46 PMGarment melting???You should not see melting unless your over 400 degrees. (poly garments I am not sure but not less than 400) How are you measuring the temp?Donut probe. We are 330-45 at the ink dryer at 406. We ran some 50/50 recently and got some light discolor. but I'm wanting to do some that are much more sensitive. Like Dickie's work shirts and jackets.