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✅ Plastisol Ink Explained (Bullet Points)

Plastisol ink is a PVC-based screen printing ink commonly used for t-shirt printing.

It sits on top of the fabric instead of soaking in, giving prints a bold and vibrant look.

Known for excellent opacity, making colors stand out even on dark garments.

Does not dry on the screen, making it easy to use for long print runs.

Produces a smooth, slightly raised, and durable finish on t-shirts.

Works well on cotton, polyester, and blended fabrics.

Requires heat curing at around 150–170°C to bond properly with the garment.

Proper curing ensures prints are flexible, wash-resistant, and long-lasting.

Ideal for beginners and professionals because of its easy handling and consistent results.

May feel slightly heavier on the shirt compared to water-based inks.

If not cured correctly, prints can crack or peel, so temperature control is important.