Product Details:
| Applicable Machine Type | Single Colour Offset |
| Material | Chemical |
| Brand | AFOSOL |
| Model Name/Number | Alphawash 442 - Aromatic Roller and Blanket Wash |
| Packaging Size | 5L,10L,20L,50L |
| Form | Liquid |
| Usage/Application | Offset Printing |
| Color | Colourless |
This strong washing fluid is for manual cleaning of ink rollers and blankets. Evaporation on the higher side and excellent wetting behaviour of the roller and blanket surfaces through effective emulsifiers allow fast washing results without residues.The flash point of the product as >36oC applicable for conventional and metallic inks.
Features & Benefits
- Designed for manual use with high cleaning power;
- Suitable for universal application: rubber rollers, blankets and metal surfaces;
- Plate-safe for use with unbaked analogue and digital plates;
- Flash point >36oC;
- Density 0.770 kg/litre (15 °C);
- Miscible with water;
- Medium evaporation;
- Based on hydrocarbon;
Use and product InstructionsAlphawash 442 can be used pure or mixed with water. The wash concentrate should be applied to a cleaning rag and then wiped intensively over the blanket surface.Repeat this procedure as necessary. When washing roller, apply solution by using an appropriate wash applicator bottle of undiluted solution, followed by an application of water as and when required.
Compatibility of inksCompatibility of platesConventional inks-yesThermal plates-all brandsMetal inksyesViolet plates-all brandsUV-inks-noAnalog plates-all brands
Storage/Handling & PackagingStorage and handling??? Store at moderate temperatures (8 - 35°C).??? The use of safety gloves is recommended. Keep container tightly closed??? Keep away from direct sun lightShelf life12 month from the date of manufacturingPacking10/20/200 litre can/containerCautionavoid contact with skin and eyesPrecautionsKeep away from source of heat, sparks, open flame and static electric charges. Post wash-up application of plain water is recommended as a finishing step for complete removal of the residue. Unattended built-up of residue over a prolonged duration could cause ink transfer problems.
