Lawson Solves Screen Printing on Poly
Mar 22, 2018
St. Louis, MO –  Lawson Screen & Digital Products Inc. is pleased to offer customers PolySport ink for use on polyester garments. This fantastic new screen printing ink was formulated specifically for printing on performance apparel and other traditionally difficult fabrics where dye migration was problematic. Screen printers will find PolySport to be a great plastisol ink for wicking material, performance apparel, dry fit and ahtlesiure wear. PolySport resists polyester dye migration on even the worst bleeders, including camo. With a low-cure, low-temperature drying at 270 degrees, PolySport offers fast flashing and great opacity straight out of the bucket. This ink is interchangeable with Standard Athletic Colors for all garment decorators printing sports, school and spirit-wear. Manufactured by Monarch, this ink lives up the slogan, “Ink Better, Print Better, Be Better.” With Lawson’s expertise and 24/7/365 Print Support, you are covered no matter whether you print by day or night. Lawson serves the printing community by helping people print better, work smarter and learn more. Find out about the oldest U.S. manufacturers of screen printing equipment at www.golawson.com, by emailing info@golawson.com or by calling 314-382-9300
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