Orange is ready-to-use SBQ-photopolymer direct emulsion formulated for imprinted sportswear printing. It is formulated with a "masking color" that reduces light scattering. With Orange, it is possible to use less costly white mesh without the closing up of fine lines and details. Despite its anti-halation color, Orange is ultra-fast exposing! It is perfect for shops with high stencil making throughput, as well as shops with fluorescent tubes or low-intensity light sources. Orange reduces coating time (because of its high viscosity), drying time (due to its solids), and exposure time (due to its high photo-sensitivity).

Resists Plastisols, Many Washup Solvents, and Some Water-Based Inks. Sold in 28 oz. container

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