Select by ink and stencil system
Water-based, solvent-based and UV inks behave differently. Products must also be compatible with the mesh, frame and emulsion system.
PRINT CARE / SCREEN
Screen Printing Chemicals for Professional Cleaning
Chemistry for professional screen-printing maintenance must match the ink, mesh, stencil system and reclamation procedure.
A controlled cleaning sequence
Better results come from a defined sequence: remove excess ink, apply the suitable product, allow documented contact time, work mechanically where permitted, then rinse and inspect.
Verified catalogue only
We do not publish an unverified screen-printing range. Contact us with application details and required documentation so availability can be confirmed.
SELECTION PROTOCOL
How we approach this application
Data required for a reliable recommendation
Send the process, material, contamination, equipment, current procedure, required result, volume, packaging and documentation needs. This separates chemical selection from mechanical or procedural issues.
Controlled trial before implementation
Change one variable at a time: concentration, contact time, temperature or mechanical action. Assess the final result after drying, rinsing or restarting production, not only during application.
Documentation and safe use
Before B2B implementation, confirm current SDS/TDS, PPE, storage conditions, material compatibility and waste-handling rules for the exact product and market.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are screen cleaner and emulsion remover the same product?
No. They perform different tasks and should be selected as part of the complete cleaning or reclamation process.
What information should I send?
Provide the ink system, mesh, emulsion, current procedure, expected result, volume and destination country.
Discuss your application
Send the application, product type, market, packaging, documentation needs and expected volume. We will confirm the most relevant next step.
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