Franmar Screen Degreaser D-Grease – Professional Mesh Prep Degreaser for Screen Printers

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Franmar D-Grease Screen Degreaser is a professional-grade mesh prep solution designed for screen printers who want cleaner screens, stronger emulsion adhesion, and fewer defects. Formulated to remove oils, residues, and shop contaminants, D-Grease prepares screen mesh for consistent coating—helping prevent pinholes, fisheyes, and premature stencil failure.

Unlike harsh solvent or alcohol-based degreasers, D-Grease is alcohol-free, mesh-safe, and fast-drying, making it ideal for both plastisol and water-based printing workflows. It promotes uniform emulsion flow and longer stencil life, while also pulling double duty as a versatile shop cleaner for squeegees, pallets, and work surfaces.

Screen printers rely on Franmar D-Grease to improve screen quality before the screen ever hits the press, reducing touch-ups and downtime while delivering sharper, more consistent prints.

Price range: $11.99 through $24.99

Description

Why Screen Printers Choose Franmar D-Grease

  • Professional Mesh Preparation – Removes oils, dirt, and residues for optimal emulsion adhesion
  • Prevents Pinholes & Fish-Eyes – Cleaner mesh means fewer defects and less screen touch-up
  • Alcohol-Free Formula – Safer alternative to solvent degreasers; gentle on mesh
  • Fast-Drying – Speeds up screen prep and reduces downtime in the screen room
  • Improves Stencil Durability – Helps screens last longer on press
  • Works with All Ink Systems – Ideal for plastisol, water-based, and discharge printing
  • Fresh, Pleasant Scent – No harsh chemical odors in the screen room
  • Multi-Purpose Cleaner – Cleans squeegees, pallets, and shop surfaces
  • Revives Water-Based Pallet Adhesives – Helps restore tack without extra adhesive
  • Trusted Franmar Quality – Eco-conscious chemistry designed for professional shops

Ideal For

  • Screen printers prepping new or reclaimed screens
  • Shops struggling with pinholes, fisheyes, or adhesion issues
  • Improving stencil consistency and screen life
  • Reducing rework and reclaim time

Technical Specifications

Directions:

Do not get Haze Remover Gel on the glued portion of the screen as it will remove glues and adhesives.

1. On a dry or slightly damp screen, spray or pour a minimal amount onto screen.
2. Scrub screen with a dedicated Biggee pad, or nylon brush.
3. Repeat on back of screen image. For tough to clean haze images, let sit for up to 2 minutes before cleaning.
4. Clean both sides of screen with a shop towel or pressured water.

Note: For best results, be sure to dehaze screens every time after reclaiming. Use a separate degreasing step after dehazing when working with high mesh counts (380 or more), halftones, and costly films.

Usage Tips from the Pros:

  • Use each time immediately after emulsion or stencil removal so ghost/haze will not set in the screen.
  • Great for removal of small areas of locked in emulsion.
  • Use Franmar’s Screen Degreaser to remove any residue.
  • An hour or longer may be necessary for older haze/ghost images, but Haze Remover Gel will not weaken or damage mesh.

pH Level: 8.1

VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds): <49%, 4.24 lb/g, 507.45 g/l

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