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TEX Dual Cure Diazo Textile photo emulsion

TEX Dual Cure Diazo Textile photo emulsion


 
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Photo Emulsion- TEX A Dual Cure DIAZO BASED



Photo Emulsion, a Dual Cure Diazo-based TEX, is an exceptional product designed to surpass all other Dual Cure Emulsions available. With a focus on promoting our product, we offer TEX at an incredibly affordable price.

Crafted with cutting-edge polymer chemistry, TEX incorporates special photo-initiators and monomers, making it ideally suited for water and plastisol-based ink systems. This high-solid (>45%) and fast-drying dual-cure photo emulsion provides outstanding results and is highly recommended for both plastisol and water-based ink systems.

Reclaiming the cured film is a breeze with our specially formulated stripper, ensuring easy and efficient screen reuse. To prepare the emulsion, simply add diazo to water at room temperature and shake well until dissolved. Then, mix the solution thoroughly into the emulsion and allow it to stand for at least 30 minutes to release any trapped air bubbles.

To get the best results, follow these steps for screen and emulsion preparation:

  1. Clean the screen with a degreaser and ensure it dries completely.
  2. Dissolve the diazo by adding water to the bottle and shaking vigorously.
  3. Apply one or two coats of emulsion with diazo on each screen, starting from the print side. More coats result in a heavier stencil and increased exposure time.
  4. Allow the emulsion film to dry, and then wash the screen with a mist of water to open the image area. Be sure to remove all excess water to prevent emulsion residue from blocking the ink flow.
  5. Check for any pinholes in the emulsion. TEX typically minimizes the occurrence of pinholes when exposed within the recommended exposure limits. If any are found, use block-out to seal them.

With TEX Dual Cure Diazo Textile Photo Emulsion, you can confidently achieve top-quality printing results while enjoying the benefits of easy handling and reusability.


Preparation of Screen and Emulsion:

Clean the screen with a degreaser and let it dry completely,
Add water to the diazo bottle & shake for a minute to ensure all of the diazo is dissolved.
You may apply one coat of emulsion with diazo on the squeegee side and one on the print side or two coats on each side starting from the print side. The more coats you put on, the heavier the stencil will be achieved. With a heavier stencil, the exposure time will be increased. Let the emulsion film dry and then wash the screen with a mist of water to open the image area. get all the water by air or by blotting; otherwise, the residue of the emEX does not usually yield any pinholes if exposed within the optimum exposure limits. if there are pinholes use block-out to close the pinholes.

Highlights:
TEX Dual Cure Diazo Textile photo emulsion is the best dual cure emulsion in its value for water and Plastisol ink, not only in its price but what it offers. We consider TEX as one of the best Dual Cure Emulsions for textile printing- We dare and challenge the industry to show us otherwise.
  • High solids
  • A broad spectrum of exposure limits, longer latitude
  • Excellent resolution
  • High edge definition
  • Perfect mesh bridging
  • Fast drying
  • Longer print capabilities with outstanding durability
  • Easy reclaiming
  • Excellent humidity resistance
  • Quicker exposure
  • Best choice for developing halftones and fine lines
  • Requires fewer coating applications as TEX has high solids
  • Heavy (higher viscosity than most dual-cure emulsions) emulsion that makes it easy to apply two coatings for a heavier stencil
  • Great water resistance
  • Prints more shirts than most two parts emulsions
  • Super-resolution and easiest re-claiming. it is a printer’s dream emulsion
  • Yields sharp image

Specification Data:
  • Color: RED
  • Viscosity: 13,000/15,000 cps at 20 rpm
  • Solids:45% + -2%
  • PH: 5.5
  • Solubility: Complete in water

Exposure:
Distance for the exposure should be about one and a half times the diagonal measurement of the artwork from point light sources. yellow & orange mesh requires at least 50% more time than white mesh. the times given below are based on white 110 white mesh approximately 40 inches.
  • metal halide: 50 seconds for 1000 watts / 20 seconds for 3000 watts /15 seconds for 5000 watts
  • carbon arc 240 seconds for 15 amps/ 120 seconds for 30 amps/ 60 seconds for 60 amps /
  • fluorescent. tubes 200 seconds for 40 watt


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