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Black plastisol screen-printing ink in a 500 g bottle

Intsupermai

Intsupermai Plastisol Ink Screen Printing Oil-based Ink Black 500g

SKU CH-TJDP-SPWGM

Oil-based plastisol ink for screen printing on cotton, polyester blends and denim, cures at 160-165°C and stores at 10-30°C

  • TypePrintmaking Inks
  • Ready-to-use plastisol ink for screen printing on cotton and blends
  • 500 g bottle provides ample volume for multiple projects
  • Cures fully at 160–165 °C (320–329 °F) with infrared heating recommended
  • Store between 10–30 °C (50–90 °F) away from direct sunlight for shelf life
  • Skin and eye contact require immediate flushing with water or medical attention

Plastisol Ink 500 g for screen printing

This oil-based plastisol ink comes in a 500 g bottle and is formulated for screen printing on textiles. It works on 100 % cotton, polyester, polyester-cotton blends, deep-shade fabrics and denim. The ink cures fully when heated to 160-165 °C (320-329 °F) and infrared equipment gives the best drying results. Store between 10-30 °C (50-90 °F) away from direct sunlight.

Suitable fabrics and curing needs

Printers working with cotton, polyester blends or denim will find this black ink matches their substrate range. It is not suited for water-based workflows or for substrates that cannot withstand the required 160-165 °C cure temperature. Users without access to a conveyor dryer, heat press or infrared unit should consider alternative ink types that air-dry or cure at lower temperatures.

Cure temperature 160-165 °C (320-329 °F)

The single specification that determines whether this ink fits your process is the cure window of 160-165 °C (320-329 °F). Your drying equipment must reliably reach and hold this temperature range across the printed area. If your setup cannot achieve these temperatures, the ink will not fully cure and wash durability will be compromised.

Highlights

  • Ready-to-use plastisol ink for screen printing on cotton and blends
  • 500 g bottle provides ample volume for multiple projects
  • Cures fully at 160–165 °C (320–329 °F) with infrared heating recommended
  • Store between 10–30 °C (50–90 °F) away from direct sunlight for shelf life
  • Skin and eye contact require immediate flushing with water or medical attention

Specifications

TypePrintmaking Inks

Questions about this item

How long will the 500g bottle of black plastisol ink last before I need to buy more?

The 500g bottle covers many prints; exact yield depends on design size, mesh count and number of layers used.

What temperature limit must I reach for the ink to cure fully on fabric?

The ink fully dries when the print reaches 160-165 °C (320-329 °F) using infrared heating equipment.

Does the ink give off strong fumes or heat if I run a production line all day?

Store at 10-30 °C (50-90 °F) away from direct sunlight; flush skin or eyes with water if contact occurs.

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