Jaw-dropping Saati Grafic Pu Photopolymer Emulsion Accessory [AUT2eV9o]

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The convenience and speed of a pure photopolymer with the versatility and price of a dual-cure

Characteristics

• Blue pure photopolymer emulsion

• Resistant to UV-cured, plastisol and solvent-based ink. Water resistant when post-exposed

• High solids content and medium viscosity for excellent print definition on any mesh

• Easy to reclaim

Features/Benefits

• Pre-sensitized with no mixing required, long shelf life with consistent performance
• SBQ technology, exposes 4 times faster than two-part emulsions and leaves no diazo stains
• Low friction stencil surface for improved durability when used with abrasive inks

Emulsion Exposure Differences
Proper screen exposure must take many factors into account – the emulsion type, coating thickness, exposure unit, etc. As a general guideline for the different emulsion types (diazo, dual cure, and photopolymer) use these times as a reference.

Photopolymer – These are typically the fastest exposing emulsions, with many exposing correctly from 30-50 seconds. The shortest times can be seen when using a newer LED-type exposure unit.

Dual Cure – If you have established a good exposure time with photopolymer emulsions, you can typically add 90 seconds (1.5 minutes) to that time for most dual cure emulsions.

Diazo - If you have established a good exposure time with photopolymer emulsions, you can typically add 210 seconds (3.5 minutes) to that time for most diazo emulsions.