Infinite FX Liquid Metallics

PRINTING TIPS

Stir inks before printing

Use consistent, high-tensions screen mesh to optimize performance properties

Print in last position or flash after each print if using multiple screens

Print direct to fabric or over a flashed-dried base plate. Use a suitable under base when printing on garments prone to bleed

Tintable with plastisol colorants. See Pigment Loading below for suggested tinting percentages. Adjust the % colorant added based on the strength of the colorants and color saturation desired.

Metallics reflect infrared heat and a forced-air dryer is recommended for curing. If using an electric oven, extend dwell time to achieve proper cure.

Curing is a time and temperature process, a lower over-temperature setting with a slower belt speed while maintaining recommended ink cure temperature is always best to protect fabric, control dye migration, and reduce energy consumption.

10988 and 80989 INFINITE FX LIQUIDS can be cured between 270° F-320° F (132° C-160° C)

Liquid Metallics may tarnish (turn gray) when exposed to detergent or water that contains bleaching or whitening agent. For best care, hand wash or machine wash on cold cycle with garment inside-out using a phosphate free detergent, then air or line dry. Label garments with suggested wash instructions.

RECOMMENDED PARAMETERS

Pigment Loading
Up to 5% with Wilflex PC
Up to 10% with Wilflex EQ
Up to 15% with Wilflex RIO / MX
Up to 10% with Rutland C3 Boosters

Flash Temperature - 220° F (105° C)
Cure Temperature - 270° F (132° C)
Squeegee Durometer - 60/90/60, 60-70
Squeegee Blade - Sharp, Square
Squeegee Angle - 10-15%
Squeegee Speed - Hard flood, Medium
Mesh Count - 86-160 t/in (34-62 t/cm)
Mesh Tension - 25-35 n/cm2
Stencil - 2 over 2, Off Contact: 1/16in, Emulsion over mesh: 15-20%
Substrate Type - cotton, blends, some synthetics
Storage - 65° F to 90° F (18° C to 32° C). Avoid direct sun. Use within one year of receipt
Cleanup - Dispose unused ink responsibly. Standard plastisol cleaners, press wash, or ink degradant

ALWAYS TEST PRINT BEFORE PRODUCTION!