• Color Match Mixing Rubine Red DI - 114 LB
  • Color Match Mixing Rubine Red DI - 114 LB
  • Color Match Mixing Rubine Red DI - 114 LB
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Color Match Mixing Rubine Red DI - 114 LB

Color Match Mixing Rubine Red DI - 114 LB

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What is Dynamic Rubine Red Plastisol Ink best used for?
Dynamic Rubine Red Plastisol Ink is ideal for bright, saturated reds in spot‑color printing, logos, and simulated process designs on t‑shirts, hoodies, and other apparel.

Is Rubine Red fully opaque or semi‑opaque?
Rubine Red is a semi‑opaque, semi‑gloss plastisol ink that provides strong color on light garments and can be used over a white underbase on dark garments for maximum brightness.

What cure temperature should I use with Dynamic Rubine Red?
Like other low‑cure Dynamic plastisols, Rubine Red is typically cured in the lower plastisol range (around 270–290°F at the ink film), but you should follow the label directions and verify cure with a wash test or temperature probe.

Which mesh counts work well with Rubine Red plastisol ink?
Most printers use 110–160 mesh for solid areas and spot colors, and higher mesh (196–305) for halftones or simulated process work where finer detail and softer prints are needed.

Can I use Dynamic Rubine Red as part of a color‑matching system?
Yes. Rubine Red can be used in combination with other Dynamic primaries and mixing bases as part of a plastisol color‑matching workflow to hit specific brand or Pantone‑inspired reds.

What fabrics can I print with Rubine Red, and what about bleed resistance?
Rubine Red works well on cotton, cotton‑poly blends, and many other textiles, with fair bleed resistance. For 100% polyester or heavy bleed‑prone garments, Lawson recommends using appropriate low‑bleed whites and underbases and always running test prints.

Where can I get help dialing in Rubine Red settings?
Lawson provides technical support from our locations in St. Louis, Missouri and Marietta (Atlanta), Georgia, and can help you choose mesh counts, squeegee settings, and cure temperatures for Dynamic Rubine Red in your specific production setup.

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Dynamic Rubine Red Plastisol Ink is a rich, semi‑gloss rubine red formulated for bold spot colors, logos, and simulated process work on apparel. It offers semi‑opaque coverage with a smooth, creamy body that prints easily on manual and automatic presses, making it a versatile red for both standalone prints and part of a full Dynamic color palette.

This rubine red plastisol ink is designed for consistent flow and minimal screen build‑up, helping you maintain clean edges and solid areas during longer runs. When properly flashed and cured in the typical low‑cure plastisol temperature range, it produces durable, wash‑resistant prints with a soft hand on a wide variety of garments.

Use Dynamic Rubine Red on cotton, cotton‑poly blends, and many performance fabrics; for bleed‑prone polyester, pair it with an appropriate low‑bleed white or underbase and always pretest. Mesh counts from around 110–160 are common for strong coverage on dark garments, while higher meshes can be used for softer prints and finer detail in simulated process or halftone work.

When you buy Dynamic Rubine Red Plastisol Ink from Lawson, you get fast shipping across the United States and the option to pick up locally in St. Louis, Missouri and Marietta, Georgia. Lawson’s ink specialists can help you choose between rubine, warm red, rhodamine, and other Dynamic reds, and dial in mesh counts, flash times, and cure temperatures for your shop.