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Compare the ink system and its preparation route before sampling.
Browse English TDSMaterial-specific solvent-based inks
Compare full selection notes & source limitations
Compare the individual handbook entries and download the relevant English sheet. Reported properties retain their test-method and application limitations.
| Product | Process | Selection notes | Document |
|---|---|---|---|
| TPU Solvent-Based Screen Ink | Screen printing | For screen printing on TPU substrates, including footwear and other listed articles. | Download PDF |
| SND Waterproof Nylon Screen Ink | Screen printing | For printing on nylon fabrics for footwear, apparel and bags. | Download PDF |
| EVA Solvent-Based Screen Ink | Screen printing | For screen printing on EVA and relevant sports-goods applications. | Download PDF |
| RP Rubber Solvent-Based Ink | Screen printing | For printing on the rubber grade identified as RP in the handbook. | Download PDF |
| PU Solvent-Based Sole Spray Ink | Spray coating | For spray coating and painting PU footwear sole components. | Download PDF |
Confirm the current exact-grade instructions and test conditions before production.
Browse all English technical sheetsApplication guidance, handling & ordering details
Product Series / Model: 7ST / 37H / 37A / 37B / 37C / EVA / RP / PVC
The solvent-based range spans material-specific inks and specialist printing requirements. The catalogue distinguishes TPU, nylon, EVA, rubber and PVC products. These categories form a starting point for a sample request rather than a universal compatibility list.
Product options and suitable applications
| Series / category | Product type | Selection note |
|---|---|---|
| 7ST | TPU ink | Review low-temperature demands before trial. |
| 37H | Low-temperature ink | Candidate identified in a special-substrate cracking case. |
| 37A | Printing ink series | Contact our technical team for specific material selection. |
| 37B / 37C | Nylon-related ink series | Waterproof-nylon and nylon categories are distinct. |
| EVA / RP / PVC | Material-named ink series | Use the exact category and model in your enquiry. |
What matters in a trial
- Choose an ink around the substrate finish and the process that follows printing. Bonding chemicals, forming and flex requirements belong in the technical brief.
- The hardener table includes several solvent-system grades with different characteristics. A shared product family does not make them substitutes.
- The factory low-temperature case is a reminder to test the actual component. A general catalogue property does not guarantee a finished-shoe result.
Technical data and documents
Request the current TDS and SDS for the exact model. Published catalogue properties depend on the product category and evaluation conditions; where the source does not establish a unit or complete test method, contact our technical team.
| Information | How to obtain it |
|---|---|
| Viscosity, application settings and conditioning | Contact our technical team for the exact grade. |
| Pretreatment and compatible products | Confirm against your actual substrate and process. |
| Testing information | Provide the required test method and acceptance criteria. |
Prepare your sample request
Include the substrate name and finish, printing or assembly process, current product and the problem you need to solve. A material offcut and a photograph of the finished construction help us distinguish appearance requirements from interface or flex failures.
Frequently asked questions
Which series should I request first?
Send material type, process, current failure and target test. These details are more useful than selecting solely by ink name.
Are numeric catalogue values guaranteed on our material?
They should not be treated as a guarantee. Agree the sample, method and conditioning with the technical team.
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