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Photopolymer emulsion for screen printing on fabrics. It blocks part of the mesh to photoengrave it with a design and then print it with ink onto a garment.
Diazo sensitiser included in the mix or an additional 3 g container.
Suitable for water-based inks, solvent-based inks and UV inks, as well as other screen printing inks.
More information about Murakami screen printing photo emulsion
You must apply a thin layer on both sides of the mesh.
It makes it easy to print designs on the screen.
It leaves the mesh soft and smooth for subsequent personalisation with screen printing ink.
AQUASOL No. 2 (Ref. 045284)
Presensitised single-component photopolymer emulsion with excellent water resistance and high durability.
Suitable for textile applications with water-based inks.
Ready-to-use, it can be applied directly onto the screen without using an activator.
Includes a 3 g container with diazo salts to extend its durability. Just dissolve diazo with water, the equivalent of 10% of the emulsion volume, mix with the emulsion and leave to stabilise.
Fast exposure with good definition and long life. It requires less exposure time than diazo photo emulsions.
Suitable for manual machines and automatic carousels.
ONEPOT C2 (Ref. 045285)
Ready-to-use presensitised single-component photopolymer emulsion. No diazo required.
Suitable for solvent-based inks, plastisol inks and UV inks.
Highly sensitive, even to white light, and faster exposure.
Excellent solvent resistance.
Good resolution and fine detail reproduction.
High-density emulsion.
Very long shelf life. The emulsion holds after several months in storage.
Suitable for use with manual machines and automatic carousels.
SP-9500 (Ref. 045286)
Bisensitised monomer dual diazo emulsion with 2 components: emulsion and diazo sensitiser.
Suitable for all inks: solvent-based, UV and water-based.
Requires diazo powder before application. A 3 g container is included in the box. Dissolve diazo with water, the equivalent of 10% of the emulsion volume, and mix with the emulsion.
Excellent solvent resistance and great durability.
Outstanding resolution and good reproduction of fine details.
Easy to reclaim with screen printing emulsion remover. You will find it in Related Products (Ref. 012373).
We recommend filtering the mixed emulsion with screen mesh before putting it on the squeegee to coat the screen. This will help you prevent pinholes and fisheyes.
We recommend cleaning the screen and the working area so that the coating is thin and uniform. Any dust particles could leave pinholes in the design.
The emulsion layer must be the right thickness. If it’s too thick, it will come out blurred. If it’s too thin, the print will be jagged.
Apply in a dark and closed place. You can use a red or yellow light bulb to see the process.
Store in a cool place away from UV light.
DIMENSIONS (APPROX.)
Reference no.
045284
045285
045286
Emulsion
Aquasol No.2
One Pot C2
SP-9500
Type
Direct (polymer)
Direct (polymer)
Direct (diazo)
Emulsion container
Ø9.5 x 17 cm
Ø9.5 x 17 cm
Ø9.5 x 17 cm
Diazo container
Ø4.5 x 8 cm
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Ø4.5 x 8 cm
Box
10 x 22.5 x 10 cm
10 x 18 x 10 cm
10 x 22.5 x 10 cm
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Wash and remove grease and any foreign contaminants with a degreaser.
When using SP-9500 emulsion, mix with diazo before applying to the mesh.
Before use, stir the emulsion and leave to stabilise for a day. Filter the emulsion with a 250T mesh to prevent fisheyes or air bubbles if you plan on using it immediately. When using Aquasol, leave to stabilise for 1 hour or until the bubbles disappear.
Slowly coat the screen with a squeegee to avoid air bubbles. When using SP-9500 and One Pot C2, dry the emulsion at 40ºC before placing the pattern.
Dry the screen in a warm room, but don’t use high temperatures to preserve the emulsion’s quality and stability.