• Fluorescent Red Ready for Use (RFU) DI - 155
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Fluorescent Red Ready for Use (RFU) DI - 155

Fluorescent Red Ready for Use (RFU) DI - 155

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What is Fluorescent Red 155 best used for?
Flo Red 155 is best for high‑impact fluorescent red graphics on spirit wear, team uniforms, race and event shirts, safety apparel, and fashion prints where you want a loud neon red that stands out on blends and polyester.

Is Flo Red 155 a low‑bleed and low‑cure plastisol ink?
Yes. Fluorescent Red 155 is specified as a Low‑Bleed/Low‑Cure Dynamic plastisol, designed to cure at roughly 270–280°F at the ink film, which helps block dye migration on polyester, 50/50, and other problem fabrics.

What finish and opacity does Flo Red have?
Flo Red DI‑155 LB is an opaque fluorescent ink with a semi‑gloss finish, giving strong coverage and a vivid, day‑glow style red while still maintaining a smooth, printable hand on the garment.

Which fabrics can I print with Fluorescent Red Dynamic Ink?
Dynamic low‑bleed inks like Flo Red are made to run on cotton, 50/50, tri‑blends, and 100% polyester, making them a good fit for shops handling mixed garment loads—from basic tees to performance and athleisure.

Do I need a white underbase on dark garments?
On dark garments, you’ll get the brightest, most consistent fluorescent red by printing Flo Red over a clean, opaque white underbase. On white and light‑colored garments, it can often be printed directly for a softer‑hand neon red.

What flash and cure settings should I start with?
Dynamic inks typically flash around 220°F for about 3–5 seconds, then cure at 270–280°F at the ink film, verified with a donut probe or thermo strips to ensure full cure and maximum bleed resistance.

Is Flo Red 155 press‑ready, or do I need additives?
Flo Red is press‑ready out of the bucket, with a creamy body and minimal screen build‑up, so you typically don’t need modifiers. If you add curable reducer or a soft‑hand base for a specific feel, do it in small test batches and always re‑check cure, opacity, and bleed resistance.

How do I change colors and clean up Flo Red on press?
Lawson demonstrates changing from Flo Red to other colors by scooping excess ink, then using a press wash on the mesh and a few squeegee strokes before loading the next ink; a little tint left in the mesh usually won’t hurt the next print. For full reclaim, use an ink degradent prior to stencil removal.

What kind of mileage can I expect from a gallon of Flo Red?
Dynamic inks like Bright Red DI‑502 are rated around 800–1,750 square feet per gallon, and Flo Red performs in a similar range depending on mesh count, image area, and ink deposit, making it efficient for both small local runs and larger contract jobs.

Is Fluorescent Red Dynamic Ink compliant for kids’ and retail apparel?
Yes. Dynamic inks are non‑phthalate and lead‑free, formulated as premium plastisols for modern apparel standards, so when properly cured, Flo Red 155 is appropriate for children’s garments, school spirit wear, and retail programs.

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lyester shirts, whether you’re printing on a small manual press or a production automatic.

Flo Red DI‑155 LB is formulated as a low‑cure plastisol, typically curing at 270–280°F at the ink film, which helps reduce dye migration on “bad bleeders” while cutting down on scorching and shrink, especially on performance and poly‑rich garments. In Lawson’s own print demos, Flo Red is shown running in real‑shop conditions and changing quickly on press, underscoring how press‑ready and easy‑running it is straight from the bucket.

Because it is an opaque fluorescent red, Flo Red 155 is ideal for team and spirit wear, race and event shirts, festival merch, safety and promo prints, and youth apparel where you need a strong neon red that reads from a distance. On dark garments, most shops print it over a bright, smooth white underbase for maximum punch; on white and light shirts, you can often print directly for a softer hand with vivid color.

Like all inks in the Dynamic Ink Series, Fluorescent Red DI‑155 LB is non‑phthalate and lead‑free, offering bold color, a smooth semi‑gloss print surface, minimal screen build‑up, and excellent mileage—typically around 800–1,750 square feet per gallon, depending on mesh and deposit. It’s compatible with common direct emulsions and capillary films, cleans up with standard plastisol press wash or ink degradent, and slots easily into shops serving local customers in St. Louis, the Midwest, and across the U.S.

Flo Red also intermixes with other Dynamic and Multi‑Tech colors, so you can build custom neon reds, warm oranges, and coral tones while keeping low‑cure, low‑bleed performance consistent across your print lineup—whether you’re printing contract work or direct‑to‑customer orders.