The Dawn Of A New Era: AXEON? Non-PVC, Non-Phthalate High Density White 1843
Aug 11, 2016
As part of its revolutionary AXEON™ line of non-PVC, non-Phthalate screen printing inks, the AXEON™ High Density White 1843 is perfect for creating dimensional and 3-D print effects on fabric. The AXEON™ High Density White 1843 creates a heavy deposit and extremely sharp edges, especially when printed through thick stencils. It's easy to create interest and texture on print designs using this ink. AXEON™ High Density White 1843 cures to a very soft, pliable film. AXEON™ High Density White 1843 can be printed with manual as well as automatic presses and yields excellent wash-fastness on a variety of substrates, including cotton and cotton/poly blend fabrics.
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