Enviroplus EC Softhand Clear Base
Enviroplus Softhand Clear is a Phthalate Free high clarity clear paste used to reduce or extend plastisol colours. It is an excellent additive to achieve the softest hand feel possible, perfect when processing heavy or rough fabrics. Enviroplus Softhand Clear Base is also used when reducing CMYK colours.
Specifications
* Creamy Viscosity
* Excellent Soft hand additive
* Matte finish
* Excellent wash fastness
* Can be used as a 1st down fibre matte
* 100% Cotton
* Highly stretchable cotton (rib knit or double knitting)
* Cotton / Polyester Blends
* Flash at 90°C (195°F) for 3 – 5 seconds and cure at 150°C (305°F)
* Ink degradent or press wash
* Store at 18-32°C (65-90°F), avoiding direct sunlight
We will confirm product decoration and final pricing once we receive your order request.
Enviroplus Softhand Clear is a Phthalate Free high clarity clear paste used to reduce or extend plastisol colours. It is an excellent additive to achieve the softest hand feel possible, perfect when processing heavy or rough fabrics. Enviroplus Softhand Clear Base is also used when reducing CMYK colours.
Specifications
* Creamy Viscosity
* Excellent Soft hand additive
* Matte finish
* Excellent wash fastness
* Can be used as a 1st down fibre matte
* 100% Cotton
* Highly stretchable cotton (rib knit or double knitting)
* Cotton / Polyester Blends
* Flash at 90°C (195°F) for 3 – 5 seconds and cure at 150°C (305°F)
* Ink degradent or press wash
* Store at 18-32°C (65-90°F), avoiding direct sunlight
| Colour | Softhand Clear Base |
|---|---|
| Suppliers | Legend Life |
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