Section 1: The Chemical Physics of Plastisol Curing The graphics on our garments are created using high-density plastisol inks, which offer a unique three-dimensional texture and exceptional durability. Plastisol is a thermoplastic material, consisting of PVC particles suspended in a plasticizer. Unlike water-based inks, which dry through evaporation, plastisol inks do not contain solvents and will not dry at room temperature. Instead, they require a chemical reaction triggered by high temperatures to cure and form a solid bond with the fabric. During the printing process, we mix a special expansion...
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