Procolorflex 650 UV Rotary Ink Series Product Data Sheet

The Procolorflex 650 UV Rotary Ink Series data sheet details features, specifications, and recommended screen and stencil materials for combination printing.


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Brand
Procolorflex
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Other
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
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1
File format
PDF
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155 KB
Published
01 October, 2026
Updated
01 October, 2026
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About this manual

The 650 UV Rotary Ink Series is a basecoat white ink formulated specifically for combination printing, eliminating the need for adhesion modifiers when overprinted with flexo or letterpress inks. It delivers an optically bright white with high gloss, opacity, and low odor, suitable for use with Gallus, Stork, and Telstar screen units.

Key features include ultra‑low viscosity (700‑900 cP), fast cure speeds, high chemical and solvent resistance, and a wide adhesion range. Recommended rotary screen mesh is 5‑15 µm, while flat‑screen applications use 305‑420T (120‑165 cm⁻¹) monofilament. Solvent‑resistant stencil materials such as Dirasol 911 or SuperCoat 915‑917 are advised for optimal print quality.

What's inside

  • General Information
  • Key Features
  • Color Range
  • Mesh Rotary Screen
  • Stencils
  • Coverage
  • Safety and Handling

Specifications

Viscosity range700‑900 cP
Recommended rotary screen mesh5‑15 µm
Flat screen mesh recommendation305‑420T (120‑165 cm⁻¹) monofilament or equivalent
Coverage per gallon3000‑3800 sq ft/gal (74‑86 m²/L)

Frequently asked questions

What type of printing is the 650 UV Rotary Ink Series designed for?

It is designed specifically for combination printing as a basecoat white ink.

Which screen units are compatible with the 650 UV Rotary Ink Series?

It works well with all Gallus, Stork and Telstar screen units.

What stencil materials are recommended for best results?

Stencil materials such as Dirasol 911, SuperCoat 915‑917 dual cure, or Dirasol 132 one‑pot direct emulsions are recommended.

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