Key features

• •Squeegee durometer is the squeegee "hardness" that determines the amount of pressure required to push ink through mesh. In general, soft Squeegees leave a thicker ink deposit, while hard squeegees deposit a thinner amount.
• •60 durometer is the softest and leaves a minimal ink deposit, its great for very thin ink and water based inks. 70 durometer is by far the most popular an versitile in the garment industry; it's a great general purpose blade for just about everything. 80 durometer provides a stronger force and larger deposit for thick opaque inks. 70/90/70 triple durometer gives you a soft edge with a hard center for optimal control.
• •Maintenance: Achieving the best Screen Printing performance and productivity is greatly dependent on the selection of the correct squeegee for the application and proper squeegee maintenance. When printing, monitor production time and rotate squeegees frequently. The blade should be allowed to recover from the ink and solvent attack and rest for a period of 24 hours. It can then be placed back into production, or if necessary re-sharpened and placed back into production.
• •Storage: Polyurethane Squeegees should always be stored flat in a dry (50% Relative Humidity) environment at room temperature. (approximately 60-70 degrees F) Storage at temperatures below 60 degrees F may show an increase in durometer. This increase has no influence on the physical properties or the performance of the polyurethane. Under these storage conditions. Older squeegees often show increased printing performance.
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