You Can Create Amazing Special Effects with Excalibur Sponge Base!
Lancer Group International has released a brand new plastisol ink called Excalibur Sponge Base. This new base can be used to create special effects that produce prints that have a soft, foamy and rubber-like feel (much like the consistency of a rubber sponge). Sponge Base can be used by itself or as an underbase for special effects. Most pigment concentrates can also be added to Sponge Base to create a wide range of colors if desired. PCPRO Color Pigments are recommended.
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Excalibur® - X150 Nylon Bonding Agent
Print Normal Plastisol Ink onto Nylon Without All the Hassles!
Features Extemely Long "Pot-Life" Compared to other Bonding Agents
Screen-printing plastisol ink onto nylon fabric has always been problematic. Excalibur’s new X150 Nylon Bonding Agent will make these problems a thing of the past. This nylon bonding agent is used with Excalibur 500 Series direct printing inks. Simply add 10-15% of X150 to the plastisol ink and mix well! X150 Nylon Bonding agent will allow normal plastisol printing on nylon without all the hassles. X150 has an extremely long “pot” life compared to other nylon bonding agents. X150 doesn’t require any expensive shipping because it is not considered Dangerous Goods. X150 can be purchased in 500 mL or 1 Kg containers.
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Excalibur® ABA - Anti-Buildup Additive
Greatly Reduce Buildup Problems When Printing Plastisol Wet on Wet
Increase Production Output by Reducing the Cleanup Downtime
We are proud to announce the release of Excalibur ABA - Anti-buildup Additive. ABA anti-build up additive can be mixed into Plastisol ink to greatly reduce build up problems. Build up can occur when printing Plastisols wet on wet and the wet ink keeps building up thicker and thicker on the backs or undersides of the screens, eventually causing poor print quality. The use of the additive can also increase production by avoiding down time cleaning the undersides of screens. Build up quite often occurs when printing high opacity and fluorescent inks.
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