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Avient ASI Process Magenta Ink
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Avient ASI Process Colors are premium plastisol inks formulated for high-performance textile printing. Engineered with pure, transparent pigments, these inks are designed for direct wet-on-wet printing and offer exceptional color clarity, resistance to build-up, and a soft-hand finish. Perfect for CMYK halftone or process printing on light-colored fabrics, they deliver optimal printability, minimal dot gain, and high throughput for professional screen printers.
Flash cure at 220F (105C) and final cure at 320F (1160C)
Recommended to be printed with mesh counts between 305-355. Tension should be 25-35 n/cm2
Use a squeegee durometer between 70/90 or 70/90/70 with fast stroke.
When testing cured ink, perform a wash test to ensure proper cure prior to going into production.
Dispose unused ink responsibly.
Keep container(s) tightly closed. Store in a cool, well-ventilated location (65-90F) out of direct sunlight. Avoid storing this product in cold areas or on cold floors. Temperatures below 32°F (0°C) may cause the product to separate. Use within one year of receipt.
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