Okay so these are the shirts I was giving out at the Ranar booth. This is how I printed them with a standard infrared belt dryer. As you can see in the production run video I used a forced air flash on press to evaporate the solvents out of the ink and then the water based ink can go straight through the standard infrared belt dryer at normal speeds.
What this means is that you can print high volume production runs of water based ink without a forced air belt dryer. The catch is that you will need a forced air flash cure to use on press. This would work pretty much the same way with a multi colored print. The difference would be that we would allow the last color of the multi colored water based ink print to go around the press one last time before coming off and going into the belt dryer. Follow?
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This is a water based textile ink for direct printing on light and dark fabrics, ready-to-wear or pre-cut articles. Suitable for cotton, jersey, Lycra and other natural and synthetic fabrics like polyester. This ink has a very long drying time but traditional methods for water based ink printing are recommended. It has a very smooth yet pasty consistency much like frosting. It will not run on the screen when it is in the up position. Working with this ink compares to working with plastisol inks due to its thickness and long evaporation drying times.