Sgreen® Supreme Wash is an on-press cleaner for plastisol ink. It utilizes the power of citrus to clean plastisol ink from screens before reclaim or storage. Want to learn more about this cleaner? Here are some best practices for using Sgreen® Supreme Wash.
Cultivating great screens takes time, practice, and the proper equipment. A washout booth is a great tool to use for rinsing and reclaiming screens. All that water used during these processes needs to go somewhere, though. That’s where a filtration system comes in.
Shirts need to stick to platens in order for printers to achieve clean, consistent prints. This concept is simple. Many adhesives exist in the world of screen printing, but many are harmful to the printer’s health and the environment.
One adhesive that’s long-lasting and friendly to the printer is Sgreen® Water-Based Pallet Adhesive. This adhesive lasts longer, has friendlier chemicals, and works just as well — if not better than — spray or aerosol adhesives. In this blog, we’ll cover the benefits of using a water-based adhesive and best practices for use.
You may have noticed numbers on the containers of Sgreen® chemicals. You may have even wondered to yourself, “What do these numbers mean?” The numbers have a purpose: they serve as a guide to the order you should use them when reclaiming screens. In this blog, we’ll look at each step and chemical, why you should use them at that time, and offer other best practices for reclaiming.
