Photo Lacquer Stripper - Cured Removal Solution For Nickel Rotary Screens, Strips At Room Temperature

Listing Description Stripper has been especially designed to remove the cured photo lacquer from the nickel rotary screen, even if polymerization of Detailed Description

Application

* It has been especially designed to remove the cured photo lacquer from the nickel rotary screen, even if polymerization of the photo lacquer has taken place at 180A deg. C, during 2 hours.
* The great advantage of it is that stripping task place at room temperature.


Direction For Use

* Pour it into a Polyethylene stripping tank. The Screen is immersed in it. After 15-30 minutes the engraving lacquer will become loose. This time will depend on the temperature, at which polymerization was realized and the number of times screen in used. We advise that the correct stripping time is established empirically.
* After the screen has been taken from it, any lacquer remaining is sprayed off with water and then the screen is very thoroughly rinsed with water and dried.
* The effect of it will slowly decrease. In general it can be stated that, the consumption is 1 / 2 to 1 liter of it per screen. In case of very long stripping time, empty the stripping tank and clean it thoroughly.


Safety

As it contains hazardous solvents and other volatile organic substance there should be provision for proper ventilation in the working space and the stripping tank should be covered.
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