Homepage // News Center // PolyOne Launches Moisture-Cured ECCOH™ XLS for Non-Halogen Wire & Cable Applications This new moisture-cured solution from PolyOne helps manufacturers improve supply chain logistics to streamline manufacturing and optimize performance. Moisture cure

The cure temperatures required of these inks are hotter than the cure set temperature of the dye in the polyester. Cure A low cure ink will fuse at 190°F to 300°F.

LC2584 LOW CURE ROYAL LC4202 LOW CURE GOLD LC6279 LOW CURE RED

Homepage // News Center // Avient Introduces New Water-Based Digital Hybrid Printing Solution With Accelerated Cure Time Avient Introduces New Water-Based Digital Hybrid Printing Solution to the MagnaColours™ Portfolio, MagnaPrint™ Hybrid Fusion Vibrant White, with Accelerated Cure Time This new ink offers screen printers a sustainable, water-based solution for digital hybrid printing, featuring an impressive cure profile and eliminating the need for a topcoat.

The process of printing and curing discharge inks on dischargeable garments will have variation. Dwell time in the dryer at cure temperature needs to be long enough to drive off all moisture in the image area. The ink film must reach cure temperature and remain at cure temperature long enough to drive off all the moisture in the image area.

Low temperature curing plastisol inks help conserve energy because customers can reduce their oven temperatures. Union Ink low-cure inks feature a wide curing profile, allowing cure temperatures between 270°F and 320°F (132°C and 160°C) Wilflex Epic Bolt low-cure/low-bleed and Shock low-cure cotton are white inks designed to cure at 270°F and can be cured in an oven shared with standard plastisol inks

Cure Temperature: Select Low Bleed, Lower Cure: Epic Top Score and Performance 290 F (160 C Under-curing allows the fugitive dyes in the polyester to migrate to the surface.  Top Score Inks cure at 290F.

New Union Ink UPLC Unimix: a flexible cure mixing system that offers highly opaque, intense colors for large and small screen printing projects. Rutland Chill LB LC Poly Mixing Base and Flex PolyWhite: the latest additions to the Rutland Chill flexible cure portfolio launched in December 2023. These inks offer the possibility of an even lower curing temperature, with a cure range from 250°F – 320°F (121°C-160°C), as well as improved bleed resistance.

These popular industry colors have a flexible cure profile of 266 ⁰F to 320 ⁰F (130⁰C to 160⁰C), compared to the typical 320⁰F curing temperature of most standard inks. This reduction in curing temperature allows screen printers to maximize output while minimizing energy use and expenses.   In addition to Wilflex Epic Rio RFU Standard Colors’ wide-range curing profile, these inks can also print with excellent opacity, wet-on-wet printing capabilities, great stretch, and an optimal soft hand.

Dry silane, e-beam and moisture cured sioplas technologies Cross-linkable, moisture cured sioplas technology. Offers fast ambient curing, improved cable design for low voltage cables