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Deco-Chem Polyon

POL series is a very high solids ink and does not dry out in the screen. It is the best choice for low solvent loss and the finest in environmentally safe products. POL series is a new class of polyester polymers that when baked, yields a duarable weatherable film that can be screen printed and/or roll/coil coated.

Compatible Substrates & Surfaces: Aluminum, Brass, Glass, Metal, Stainless Steel

Features: Chemical Resistant, Durable, Excellent Flexibility, Good Weather Stability, High Gloss, High Solids Content, Low VOC

Application Method: Roll Coater

Chemical Family: Polyesters

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Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family

Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims

Applications & Uses

Application Method
Compatible Substrates & Surfaces
Coverage

1,200-1,500 sq/ft. per gallon depending on ink deposit.

Properties

Stencil

Use a lacquer proof or direct emulsion film, photographic, or water-soluble hand-cut stencil.

Screen

305 to 420 mesh recommended for most applications.

Additives

POL31 and POL49 Flow Additives, POL94 Thinner and POL95 Retarder.

Cleaner

POL96 Screen Wash

Technical Details & Test Data

Cure Parameters

Baking temperatures may vary depending on ink deposit, placement of parts in the oven and equipment. Pretests are recommended prior to production run.

  • 250°F for 25 minutes
  • 275°F for 15 minutes
  • 300°F for 10 minutes
  • 350°F for 8 minutes
  • 400°F for 4 minutes
  • 450°F for 3 minutes

Packaging & Availability

Packaging Size
  • 1 and 5 Gallon Pails
  • 30 or 50 Gallon Drums

Storage & Handling

Shelf Life
6 Months
Storage Conditions

Ink should be stored in a metal can at room temperature (75°F). Inks previously used for printing runs should be stored in a separate container to avoid cross contamination. Ink has a minimum shelf life of 6 months from date of manufacture if the above guidelines are followed and there has been nothing added to the ink.