A heat transfer vinyl printer is a printer paired with printable HTV media that lets you produce full-color, heat-applied graphics for apparel without screens or DTG equipment. The two common...
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Rapid cure plastisol ink is a plastisol formulated to fully cure at a lower temperature — typically 260°F to 280°F — instead of the standard 320°F most general-purpose plastisols need....
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The best plastisol ink is the one that matches your fabric, cures cleanly at your dryer's temperature, and lays down opaque in one or two hits. For most cotton work...
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International Coatings is a US-based plastisol ink manufacturer based in Cerritos, California, known for their 7100 series whites, athletic plastisols, and stretch-friendly formulas. Their inks cure at 320°F (160°C) and...
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Heat transfer vinyl (HTV) is a polyurethane or PVC film with a heat-activated adhesive backing that bonds to fabric under pressure at 280–320°F. You cut the design with a vinyl...
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White plastisol ink is a PVC-based screen printing ink that sits on top of the fabric, cures at 320°F, and produces the opaque white base every dark-garment print depends on....
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Plastisol ink remover is a solvent-based or biodegradable cleaning chemical that dissolves uncured plastisol ink from screens, squeegees, spatulas, pallets, and occasionally garments. It breaks down the PVC resin and...
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Plastisol is the workhorse ink of garment screen printing. This complete guide covers what plastisol is, how to print and cure it correctly, plastisol vs water-based, specialty plastisols, and which...
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Glow in the dark plastisol ink is a phosphorescent screen printing ink that absorbs ambient light during the day and re-emits it as a green or aqua glow in the...
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Black plastisol ink is a PVC-based screen printing ink, pigmented with carbon black, that sits on top of the fabric and cures to a flexible film at 320°F. It's the...
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