Category: Screen Printing Technique

5 Videos Curing Fusion 180 with a Flash

Solutions to all of your screen printing problems are here now that we developed Fusion 180° low cure temperature ink. The ink cures at 260°F for through the dryer or with a flash depending on the ink deposit and the type of garment you are printing on. The ink can print on virtually all fabrics […]

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How to Mix Custom Colors with Our Matching System

How to Make Custom Colors with Our Matching System Who does not want to be able to make custom colors yourself at your own screen print factory? It can seriously help if you are in a situation and need a small amount of a custom Pantone color quickly. We are here to help with our […]

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How to Screen Print on Sweatpants

How to Screen Print on Sweatpants Printing on sweatpants requires more effort than screen printing on t-shirts. There is a specific printing technique to print on sweatpants. Sweatpants involve printing in three or more locations. With our simple tips and tricks, you can print on sweatpants in no time. Locations to Print: -Hip: The size […]

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7 Tips for Printing on Sweatshirts

7 Tips for Printing on Sweatshirts  Black Ink Screen printing on sweatshirts tends to be more difficult than printing on t-shirts. Printing on both sweatshirts and sweatpants provides different screen printing techniques.  Tip #1: More adhesive than usual to hold the garment in place is necessary. Failure to have enough will cause the garment to lift. The […]

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Top 10 Prints of Fall

Top 10 Prints of Fall Do you have any problems printing on heat sensitive fabrics? Look no further than low temperature ink. You can print on all fabrics with our one formula. Below are our top 10 prints of FALL! We love how each item turned out. We used our low cure ink for each […]

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Tips for Preventing Scorching

Every screen printer knows that screen printing requires heat to create a print that fully adheres to your substrate. Regular plastisol ink cures at a higher dryer temperature causing brown or scorch marks on synthetic substrates. This destroys the quality of the print. These tips will prevent scorch marks on your final products. #1: Know […]

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7 Fabrics Low Cure Ink Adheres to

7 Fabrics Low Cure Ink Adheres to Why use low cure biodegradable white ink? Fusion 180 ink adds miraculous Bio Base to the entire ink system. Bio Base makes the ink biodegradable and soft, improving viscosity. Fusion 180 ink with Bio Base remains low cure stays soft longer and flows beautifully through fine meshes without sacrificing coverage. […]

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5 Tips for Screen Printing on Tote Bags with Low Cure Biodegradable Ink

Tote bags make for a perfect opportunity for businesses to promote their company simply by adding their logo to the item. The best way to screen-print tote bags are with low cure biodegradable ink. Printing tote bags is different than printing shirts. You have to remember the screen is inverted and the logo should face […]

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5 Best Low Cure White Screen Prints of All Time

Fusion 180° is the ink of the future. Our dream was to create a extreme low temperature ink that will change screen printing for everyone in the industry and that is exactly what we accomplished with dedication and determination. Do you run into problems when printing on heat sensitive materials? Do you want to save […]

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Dehazing Screens 101

What is Dehazing Screens? Removing the stain or “ghost image” present post printing within the screen mesh is also known as dehazing your screens. This stain in the mesh needs to be dehazed, as it would help prepare to register your screens on press for the next job. What Causes Ghost Stains in Your Screen […]

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