Description :

Medium 439-65 is a water miscible, water-friendly, IR- & air-drying, multi-purpose medium for use in glass enamels, for the toughening- and laminating firing process.

Drying :

IR-drying, Air drying

Application :

(Direct) Screenprinting

Rollercoating

Aerographing (spraying)

Suggested mixing ratio:

2.5 - 3.5 pigment (depending on colour)

1.0 part medium

RM.444 as required

1.5 - 2.5 pigment (depending on colour)

1.0 part medium

RM.444 as required

1.5 - 3.5 pigment (depending on colour)

1.0 part medium

water as required (Fordcup 4 30-35 sec)

Typical properties :

Appearance: Transparent, colourless liquid.

Composition: Solution of cellulose resin in glycol blend

Typical viscosity: 1.5 ± 0.3 at 25 °C &100/s

Flashpoint: > 65 °C

Solids content: 3.0 ± 1.0%

Solubility: Soluble in water.

Drying speed :

Very slow

Thinner :

RM.444 (=65/440) or demineralized waterwater

Cleaner :

Water

Storage :

Medium should be stored and handled in its original packages and kept in a clean dry place preferably kept tightly closed at 15 - 25 °C. When storing more than one batch, use the oldest material first.

Stability :

These products should be used within 6 months of receipt for optimum product results.

Safety :

Good industrial hygiene and work practices should be adhered to when handling these products. For detailed health and safety requirements, please consult the appropriate Material Safety Data Sheet.

Other information :

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Notice

The information provided herein is correct to the best of our knowledge. No liability for any errors, facts or opinions is accepted. You should satisfy yourself before applying any of the information contained herein to your particular circumstances. No responsibility for any loss as a result of any person placing reliance on any material contained herein can be accepted by Technical Color Service.

Technical Color Service - Hedikhuizerweg 33 - 5222 BC  's-Hertogenbosch - The Netherlands

Tel. +31 (653) 471 811

Reviewed on: 08-02-2010