Q1: What are the key formulation advantages for screen printing compared to conventional aqueous varnishes?
A: This varnish is engineered with optimal viscosity and rheology for screen processing. It provides excellent transfer through fine meshes without clogging, maintains consistent flow on the screen, and offers controlled leveling to achieve a uniform, thick matte film that is difficult to replicate with standard coatings applied via offset or spray methods.

Q2: What substrates and applications is this product best suited for?
A: It is particularly effective on diverse and sometimes challenging surfaces common in screen printing, such as coated/uncoated paper, carton board, plastics (PET, PVC), and non-porous materials. It is ideal for applying premium matte accents on luxury packaging, cosmetic labels, promotional items, and specialty decorative prints where a tactile, high-build finish is desired.

Q3: Are there specific drying or curing requirements for optimal performance?
A: Yes. Due to the typically thicker film application in screen printing, adequate drying is crucial. Air drying is suitable, but forced air drying or low-temperature tunnel drying is recommended to ensure through-curing, achieve full rub resistance, and prevent blocking. Always confirm compatibility and curing parameters with your specific substrate and ink system prior to full production.