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White screen printing inks (plastisols) are the backbone of most modern screen printing shops - it is the ink that is used everyday and is often the most versatile and important ink in the shop. Here you can browse our entire selection of quality white inks, or narrow down your search by the material you are printing on. Need help with choosing the right ink? Give us a call at 888-344-4657 and our award winning support staff will be happy to help you get it right.

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Cotton White Inks
A selection of quality White Inks that are best suited for printing on Cotton materials.
50-50 White Inks
A selection of quality White Inks that are best suited for printing on 50/50 or blended materials.
Poly White Inks
A selection of quality White Inks that are best suited for printing on Polyester materials.

Products (Total Items: 25 )

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International Coatings 7113 Athletic White

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International Coatings 901 LF White

Rutland American White

Rutland Dyno White

Rutland Low Bleed White Puff

Rutland Silky Cotton White

Rutland Soft Density White

Rutland Spandesol White

Rutland Street Fighter Cotton White

Rutland Super Poly White

Texsource Cotton White

Texsource HO Son White

Triangle 1109 - Backing White

Triangle 1706 Poly Excel White

Triangle 1707 Superior White

Triangle 1709 Pearl White

Triangle Sta-True 1701 Phoenix White

Union 1070 Premium LB White

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Union EF Athletic Gloss White

Union Lo Bleed Mercury White

Union Mach 1000 Medium Opacity - Gallon

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Union Maxopake Bright Cotton White

Union Maxopake Premium Brite Cotton White

Union Mixopake Super White

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Union Unistretch White

White inks differ in a number of ways, and the first step is to identify the material you are printing on and match the white ink to the substrate - most typically that means cotton, blends (50/50) or polyester. When printing on other materials, additives may be required (such as a nylon bonding agent when printing on nylon).

Other considerations may be the viscosity (thickness) of the ink - this will be important when you consider the level of detail in your image, and subsequently the mesh count that will be required. Regardless of you situation, you can always count on Texsource for help. Give us a call at 888-344-4657 and learn first hand why we have the best service and support reputation in the entire industry.