Wilflex MX Colour Mixing 98888PFX Fluorescent Yellow

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Wilflex Epic MX colour mixing system is specially formulated with non-phthalate plasticizers. It is an easy-to-use, easy-to-mix colour mixing system with 17 intermixable colours that enable printers to produce PANTONE® simulations. Epic MX inks are suitable for high production, wet-on-wet printing with a matte finish.

Wilflex Epic MX Colour Mixing System Features:

• PANTONE® approved
• Easy and accurate colour mixing with finished inks that are balanced for viscosity
• Translucent to semi-opaque colours
• Wet-on-wet printing at high production speeds with exceptional resistance to build up
• Good colour fastness to crocking test
• Matte finish

Fabric Types

100% cotton, cotton blends, some synthetics

Mesh

Count: 43-120 t/cm

Tension: 25-35 n/cm2

Squeegee

• 60/90/60, 70/90/70, 60-90
• Profile: Square, Sharp
• Stroke: Medium flood,
• Medium-Fast stroke
• Angle: 10-15%

Stencil

• 2 over 2
• Off Contact: 1/16" (.2cm)
• Emulsion Over Mesh: 15-20%

Flash: 105°C (220°F)

Cure:  160°C (320°F)

Clean up

Ink degradant or press wash

Printing Tips

• Use consistent, high-tensioned screen mesh and sharp edged squeegees for best print results
• When blended according to formulations, colours will vary in opacity from translucent to semi opaque
• Exhibits good colour reproduction on white garment and over a base plate. For some colours, base mixing systems are limited in colour saturation and may require an increased ink deposit or formula adjustment to achieve accurate colour
• EPIC MX Mixing Colours is not a low-bleed ink; when printing on fabrics that are prone to bleed underbase with an approved Wilflex low bleed white and/or blocker
• Exhibits good colour retention in high-speed wet-on-wet production with exceptional resistance to build up
• Adjust flash cure temperature and dwell time so ink is just dry to touch. Depending on flash unit, a 2 - 3 second flash is adequate