March 28th, 2008, 01:12 AM
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Re: Quantum One ink
I am only responding to this just to give you a heads up about this product. I am sure you already did your research so I won't bore you with specifics. Quantum One is a Non-PCV that is very similar to Plastisol but not a plastisol ( cures like plastisol, no special emulsion required, dose not dry in the screen ) It's just the fact that it's truly a NON-PVC ink that' it, but you have to also use this to your advantage in letting the customer know they will have to pay more for this and you just have to make sure you don't have cross contamination in case they send it to a lab to make sure there is no PVC present. There is another system that is called Epic from Wilflex that is Phalide free (not sure if I spelled that right) that is the other product that is hot right now. Remember " going Green " or " Organic " is similar to anything that has " Marine " in it, it's going to cost you and the end user more.. In case you want to stick to water base I would go with Matsui 301 series also considered a true Organic ink. I hope this helps. Give Parmele Screen Process Supplies a call they keep me very well informed in this industry....8189829339
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Re: Quantum One ink
