Wilflex Epic Quick White is a high-quality white ink designed for cotton/poly blends, offering excellent opacity, bleed resistance, and a soft feel.
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Wilflex Epic Quick White
Excellent Opacity and Coverage: Wilflex Epic Quick White boasts exceptional opacity, ensuring vivid and vibrant prints with superb coverage, even on dark-colored fabrics.
Bright White: Delivering a pristine, bright white hue, this premium ink enhances the visual appeal of printed designs, creating eye-catching graphics that stand out.
Excellent Bleed Resistance on Poly-Blends: Designed for cotton/poly blends, Wilflex Epic Quick White offers outstanding bleed resistance, maintaining crisp edges and preventing color migration, even on challenging substrates.
Premium Soft Hand, Drape, and Fiber Mat-Down: Achieve unparalleled softness and comfort with prints that boast a luxurious hand feel, smooth drape, and minimized fiber mat-down, enhancing the overall quality and feel of garments.
Market Leader in Overall Performance: Renowned for its superior performance, Wilflex Epic Quick White is the industry leader, trusted by professionals for its consistent results and reliability in various printing applications.
Excellent for Vector and Fine Mesh Half-Tone Graphics: Whether you're printing intricate vector designs or fine mesh half-tone graphics, this ink delivers impeccable detail and precision, ensuring stunning results every time.
Commendable Printability on Both Manual and Automatic Presses: With its user-friendly formulation, Wilflex Epic Quick White offers commendable printability on both manual and automatic presses, facilitating smooth and efficient printing processes.
Mesh Count 86-305: Compatible with mesh counts ranging from 86 to 305, this versatile ink accommodates different printing preferences and techniques, offering flexibility and adaptability.
Use on Cotton/Poly Blends, Cure at 300°F: Specifically formulated for cotton/poly blends, optimized for durability and longevity, with curing temperatures set at 300°F for optimal results.
