Here’s another #screenprinting video about curing #plastisol #inks in high humidity. This is basically an extension of the recent summer heat tips video. It’s a quick tips video since I thought taking this little tidbit out as a standalone video might help out many people with a mysterious curing problem during summertime. So this could be repetitive for all you attentive viewers as I have mentioned this in a few previous videos. Now I take the time to address humidity and curing plastisol inks alone. I hope you enjoy this short how to screen printing tutorial.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_4Ge2cstrg

Before I ask my question, I want to thank you for your youtube videos, they are very inspiring and increased my interest in screen print. Now the question Is it possible to cure plastisol ink with infrared heater? Something like this

Can you please embed the image or upload the JPEG attachment?

I make it a habit on not clicking on links I don't need to

But I'm happy to help out if I can.

Hope it's good attachment now..
So, can plastisol ink be cured with this?

Looks like a space heater. So if it cannot reach about 350 to 400 degrees F then no. It will not work well. Plastisol inks need to reach 330 degrees F or more for up to a minute or more depending on how much ink you're printing. The more ink you need the more heat and/or time you need.

Ok. Thank you for your time and answer.

My pleasure to help out where I can. Good luck!