ICC 931 Ink Degradent™ – Emulsion-Safe Plastisol Ink Remover for Screen Printers

Directions for using ICC 931 Ink Degradent:

1. Safety Precautions: Before using ICC 931, ensure you are wearing gloves and eye protection to protect yourself from contact with the solution.
2. Application: Begin by applying a sufficient amount of ICC 931 Ink Degradent directly onto the areas with plastisol ink on the screen, squeegees, or floodbars that need to be cleaned.
3. Brushing: Take a water-soaked brush and gently brush the ICC 931 solution into the plastisol ink. The water-soaked brush aids in spreading the solution evenly and enhances the effectiveness of the ink removal process.
4. Dwell Time: Allow ICC 931 to dwell on the plastisol ink for a minute to break down the ink and make the cleaning process more efficient.
5. Agitation (if needed): For particularly stubborn or thick ink deposits, additional brushing or agitation may be required to completely remove the plastisol ink.
6. Rinse: After the dwell time and brushing, thoroughly rinse the screen, squeegees, or floodbars with water to remove the dissolved plastisol ink and the ICC 931 solution.
7. Repeat (if necessary): Depending on the ink deposit’s thickness or type, you may need to repeat the process to ensure complete ink removal.
8. Clean-Up: Once you have finished using ICC 931, make sure to properly clean the brushes and other tools used during the cleaning process.

By following these directions and using ICC 931 Ink Degradent with proper safety precautions, you can efficiently remove plastisol ink from screens, squeegees, and floodbars while preserving the emulsion for future use. ICC 931 makes the ink removal process easier and more effective, allowing you to maintain clean and functional screen printing equipment for optimal printing results.

ICC 931 MSDS