InkTek RO Mixing White Plastisol Ink – Custom Color Creations

Low cure at 280°F

InkTek RO mixing white cures at 280°F. InkTek says this lets printers work with heat-sensitive materials.

One of 18 intermixable colors

InkTek RO mixing white belongs to a system of 18 intermixable colors. InkTek designed the system for PANTONE simulations.

Made for wet-on-wet printing

The InkTek RO mixing system is described by the manufacturer as having excellent wet-on-wet printing properties.

Non-phthalate finished ink

InkTek describes the RO system as a low-cure, non-phthalate finished ink blending solution.

High-opacity system

The RO MIX system is described as the most opaque color system in the InkTek line. It is meant to make color matching easier on fine mesh screens.

Cotton, polyester and blends

InkTek lists the RO inks as suitable for cotton, polyester and cotton/polyester blends.

18 intermixable colors

The RO system has 18 intermixable colors. You mix them to simulate PANTONE colors.

Manufacturer color formulator

InkTek points printers to its color formulator, found under the RESOURCES tab on inktekwi.com, for mixing custom colors with the RO system.

Mixing with the other RO colors

The RO colors are sold as finished inks and are designed to be mixed with each other. Mix them according to InkTek's instructions, and make sure the inks are well mixed and free of lumps.

What low cure means here

InkTek RO inks cure at 280°F. That is a lower temperature than standard plastisol, so heat-sensitive materials can be printed.

What wet-on-wet means for the RO system

The RO series was formulated for wet-on-wet printing, where inks are layered without a full cure between colors.

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