It is a nitrocellulose base paint, fast drying and Glossy appearance. Its greatest virtue is the wide range of substrates on which it adheres and its great ease of use.

Applications

Among the various substrates to be printed are: mylar, polyester, aluminum, cellulose acetate and various celluloids, wood, paper, cardboard paper, cardboard, and leather. In this line are developed non-toxic colours, which are required in the manufacture of toys and teaching materials.

Drying

The drying is produced by solvent evaporation and therefore, its speed will depend on the solvent used. At room temperature, the drying time is approximately 15 minutes, and can be overprinted at 30 minutes. Such drying can be accelerated by subjecting the print to temperatures of 90 ° C (162 ° F) in ovens, which will not only give the ink a greater hardness, but will also improve adhesion

Printing: Manual or semi-automatic with meshes from 110 to 140 threads\cm.
Drying: By evaporation 15-20 minutes.
Yield: 30 to 40 m2 / kg depending on color.
Normal Dilution: vinyl reducer (Code 9602).
Slow Dilution: Retarder and / or vinyl super retarder (Code 9604.9605).
Auxiliary additives: Plasticizer 8 to increase elasticity (impression on leathers).
Cleaning: Vinyl cleaner (Code 9600).

Polichromatic line

This line is exclusively formulated to realize works with overhead transparencies and especially, for the impressions on faceted mylar (Poliprisma).

"Important note

I. The inks formulated by Pintesint SAICyF must be used exclusively with the solvents and the complementary products that it manufactures for that purpose. Due to the diversity of products in the market, the company is not responsible for the use of the same from another source.
II. The suggestions and data of this literature were elaborated in good faith, to guide the user. We recall the importance of checking the adaptability of inks and complementary products by testing before starting production. Due to the fact that the conditions of use of the products are not under our control, the present does not constitute a guarantee on the work to be done."