• Process Blue DI - 119
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Process Blue DI - 119

Process Blue DI - 119

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What is Process Blue Dynamic Ink best used for?
Process Blue DI‑119 is ideal for process‑style and spot blue prints—from CMYK/4‑color work on light garments to bold blues for logos and graphics matched around Pantone Process Blue.

Is Process Blue DI‑119 low‑cure and low‑bleed?
Yes. The DI‑119 LB version is a low‑bleed, low‑cure Dynamic ink, curing around 270–280°F, with excellent bleed resistance on polyester, 50/50s, and blends while still flashing fast for high‑speed production.

What finish and opacity does Process Blue have?
Process Blue Dynamic Ink 119 has a semi‑gloss finish and semi‑opaque opacity, while the low‑bleed mixing version is specified as opaque with excellent coverage and mileage.

What fabrics can I print with Process Blue Dynamic Ink?
Dynamic DI‑119 and DI‑119 LB are recommended for all types of fabrics, specifically cotton, 50/50, and polyester blends, especially when you use the low‑bleed version and appropriate underbases on difficult “bleeder” garments.

Do I need to add reducer or other modifiers?
No. Dynamic Ink is press‑ready with no modification and is creamy straight from the bucket. If your job requires small flow or hand changes, add curable reducer or soft‑hand additives only in test batches and always verify opacity and cure before full production.

Can I mix Process Blue with other Dynamic colors?
Yes. Process Blue DI‑119 LB is part of the Dynamic color‑matching/mixing series, designed to simulate Pantone colors when combined with other Dynamic mixing bases according to weight‑based formulas. It also blends well with greens, yellows, and whites to create custom blues and teals.

What mesh counts work well with Process Blue Dynamic Ink?
For solid spot prints, many printers use 110–160 mesh; for softer‑hand coverage and finer detail, Lawson recommends 196–305 mesh, especially when you want smoother prints on light garments or over white underbases.

Is Process Blue Dynamic Ink compliant for kids’ and retail garments?
Yes. Dynamic inks are lead‑free and phthalate‑free and are formulated to meet CPSC HF‑4040 and CA Prop 65 requirements when properly cured, making Process Blue suitable for children’s apparel and retail programs.

Does Process Blue Dynamic Ink work with standard emulsions and capillary films?
Yes. Process Blue 119 “works with all types of emulsion/capillary films,” and the DI‑119 LB spec confirms compatibility with all common direct emulsions and capillary films.

Where can I get help dialing in Process Blue Dynamic Ink?
Lawson’s support teams in St. Louis, Missouri and Marietta (Atlanta), Georgia can help you choose mesh counts, squeegees, Pantone mixing formulas, underbases, and low‑cure dryer profiles tailored to Process Blue Dynamic Ink and your specific press setup.

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Process Blue Dynamic Plastisol Ink (DI‑119) is a ready‑for‑use process‑blue ink with a semi‑gloss finish, semi‑opaque opacity, designed for CMYK / process‑style work and spot applications on garments. It works with all common direct emulsions and capillary films, and is part of Lawson’s low‑cure Dynamic Ink system developed with Multi‑Technologies in St. Louis, Missouri.

This low‑cure process blue plastisol is formulated around the Pantone Process Blue standard and is available in a low‑bleed version (DI‑119 LB) for polyester and blends, curing at about 270–280°F at the ink film. The ink is creamy out of the bucket, flashes quickly, offers high opacity for its class, and shows excellent bleed resistance and mileage—approximately 800–1,750 square feet per gallon according to the low‑bleed spec.

Process Blue DI‑119 is suited both for process‑style printing and bright blue spot colors on cotton, 50/50, and many polyester and blended fabrics. It runs on manual and automatic presses, supports print‑flash‑print and wet‑on‑wet techniques, and maintains minimal ink build‑up on screen, helping you keep long runs clean and consistent.

Because Dynamic inks intermix easily, Process Blue can be used in Lawson’s color‑match/mixing systems to simulate Pantone colors or to tune teals, greens, and sky blues when combined with yellows, greens, and whites in the Dynamic series. Dynamic inks are lead‑free and phthalate‑free, with a smooth semi‑gloss finish, soft hand, and strong shelf life, making Process Blue DI‑119 suitable for retail, contract, and children’s apparel.

When you order Process Blue Dynamic Plastisol Ink from Lawson, you get fast U.S. shipping and convenient local pickup in St. Louis, Missouri and Marietta, Georgia, supported by Lawson’s technical team. They can help you select mesh counts, squeegees, underbases, and low‑cure dryer settings so your process‑blue prints stay bright, consistent, and fully cured from sample to production.