• Light Navy DI - 719
  • Light Navy DI - 719
  • Light Navy DI - 719
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Light Navy DI - 719

Light Navy DI - 719

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$45.50 USD
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What is Light Navy DI‑719 best used for?
Light Navy is ideal for school and team uniforms, corporate and workwear logos, spirit wear, and merch needing a rich navy tone that matches Pantone 2768C.

What Pantone color does Light Navy match?
Multi‑Tech lists Light Navy DI‑719 as Pantone 2768C, so it’s a strong match whenever your customer’s style guide or purchase order specifies that Pantone navy.

Is Light Navy part of the low‑cure Dynamic system?
Yes. Light Navy is built on Lawson’s Dynamic Ink platform, a premium plastisol line designed to cure at about 270–280°F at the ink film, providing good opacity and helping reduce issues with dye migration and heat‑related garment damage.

Is Light Navy press‑ready, or do I need to add reducer?
Dynamic Ink is marketed as ready‑for‑use, meaning Light Navy DI‑719 comes smooth and creamy out of the bucket and prints well on manual and automatic presses without mandatory additives. If you choose to add curable reducer or soft‑hand base for specific effects, test small batches and always reconfirm cure and coverage.

Which fabrics can I print with Light Navy Dynamic Ink?
Dynamic inks are designed as production plastisols for cotton and 50/50 garments, and they also see broad use on typical apparel blends when paired with appropriate underbases and low‑cure settings.

Do I need a white underbase on dark garments?
On dark garments, you’ll get the cleanest, most consistent Light Navy by printing over a smooth, opaque white underbase, especially for sharp logos and fine text. On white and light shirts, Light Navy can often be printed directly for a softer hand.

What kind of finish and feel does Light Navy have?
Dynamic inks provide a smooth, semi‑gloss finish with a soft hand, so Light Navy prints look professional while staying comfortable to wear in uniforms, workwear, and fashion pieces.

Is Light Navy Dynamic Ink safe for kids’ and retail garments?
Yes. Dynamic Ink is lead‑free and phthalate‑free, formulated to comply with modern apparel‑safety standards (including CPSC HF‑4040 and CA Prop 65) when properly cured, making Light Navy suitable for children’s apparel, school uniforms, and retail lines.

Can Light Navy be used in Pantone mixing and custom blends?
Yes. Multi‑Tech lists Light Navy DI‑719 alongside other Dynamic colors, and these inks can be used with the Multi‑Match system to build custom Pantone mixes and custom navies while preserving Dynamic’s low‑cure, easy‑printing characteristics.

Where is Light Navy Dynamic Ink supported and shipped from?
Lawson supplies Light Navy DI‑719 from St. Louis, Missouri, and Marietta (Atlanta), Georgia, providing training and technical support to screen printers nationwide across the USA that use Dynamic Ink in local and contract shops.

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Light Navy Dynamic Plastisol Ink (DI‑719) is a deep, versatile light navy plastisol formulated for clean, opaque prints on team, corporate, and fashion apparel. It’s part of the Dynamic Ink system, matched to Pantone 2768C, and designed to be ready‑for‑use out of the bucket with a smooth body and semi‑gloss finish.

As a Dynamic color, Light Navy DI‑719 is built on a low‑cure plastisol platform (around 270–280°F at the ink film), which helps you control dye migration on blends and poly garments while reducing scorching and shrink compared to standard 320°F inks. Dynamic inks are known for fast flashing, easy printability, and a soft hand, so Light Navy runs well on both manual and automatic presses for everything from block logos to finer detail.

This Light Navy tone hits the sweet spot between a dark corporate navy and a bright royal, making it ideal for school uniforms, league jerseys, workwear, and branded merch where you want a rich navy that still reads clearly on press and on body. It integrates seamlessly into the wider Dynamic palette, so you can pair Light Navy with whites, golds, and bright accent colors for multi‑color designs that stay consistent across cotton, 50/50s, and typical blends.

Like all Dynamic inks, Light Navy is lead‑free and phthalate‑free and is formulated to meet modern apparel safety expectations when fully cured, making it suitable for children’s garments and retail programs. Lawson supports Light Navy from St. Louis, Missouri, and Marietta (Atlanta), Georgia, shipping Dynamic inks quickly to screen printers nationwide across the USA and backing them with in‑house technical support.

If you’re already using Dynamic whites and spot colors, adding Light Navy DI‑719 gives you a reliable Pantone‑based navy that behaves the same way on press—low‑cure, creamy, and easy to clear from mesh—whether you’re printing for local schools, regional brands, or national clients.