Glossary
What is Plastisol ink?
A PVC-based screen-printing ink that sits on top of fabric with bright, opaque colour.
Quick answer
Plastisol ink: A PVC-based screen-printing ink that sits on top of fabric with bright, opaque colour.
Updated by the Vago team
Key takeaways
- It is durable and vivid, but feels heavier than water-based ink and is not PVC-free.
- Related: Water-based ink
- Related: Hydrostatic head (water column)
- Related: Discharge printing
What does Plastisol ink mean?
Plastisol ink is cured with heat and forms a slightly raised, flexible layer. It prints opaque colours even on dark fabrics.
Why it matters when ordering bags
It is durable and vivid, but feels heavier than water-based ink and is not PVC-free.
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What does Plastisol ink mean in bag manufacturing?
Plastisol ink is cured with heat and forms a slightly raised, flexible layer. It prints opaque colours even on dark fabrics.
Why should a bulk buyer care about Plastisol ink?
It is durable and vivid, but feels heavier than water-based ink and is not PVC-free.
Can Vago explain this on my quote?
Yes. Quotes list the key specifications in plain language, and you can ask questions on WhatsApp (+91 95373 25355).
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