Natron LG catalyst (LG silicone ink catalyst / dryer) is an additive mixed with silicone ink to initiate the drying process. Without a catalyst, the printing ink will never dry.
The LG catalyst works with all platinum-based silicone printing inks. LG is compatible with the SE Series, SE-F Series, and CS Series inks.
Mixing ratio is 10:1 for the Natron Series silicone inks.
This silicone ink dryer is available in 100gram, 200gram, and 1.0 kg sized containers.
It vulcanizes the ink during pad or screen printing.
Enables screen stability and improves ink printability
Extremely potent—formulated to work with any platinum-based silicone inks.
All Boston silicone printing inks requires a catalyst to bond to rubber. Use this silicone ink Dryer with SE Series, SE-F Series, and CS Silicone ink. Here are the silicone ink mixing instructions.
A silicone ink catalyst is a chemical additive that is mixed with silicone ink to initiate and accelerate its curing process. The catalyst is a required component for making the silicone ink functional for printing applications like pad printing, screen printing, color-filling, or spray coating.
Here are the necessary data sheets.
Experts in all industries rank the Natron SE Series as the best silicone ink. This ink not only boasts a multitude of features, but it has also earned the safety certifications sought by top industry experts across various industries.
Boston Industrial Solutions uses high purity materials to formulate these materials. By prioritizing sustainable practices, Boston Industrial Solutions not only reduces waste but also supports the circular economy. This commitment ensures that our products meet the growing demand for environmentally responsible solutions in various industries.
You can buy the catalyst from Boston Industrial Solutions, Inc. Send us an email at info@bostonindustrialsolutions.com and we will send you a link to buy the silicone Ink dryer.
For Boston silicone ink for rubber, use a ratio of 10:1 (10 parts ink to 1 part catalyst).
For all other inks not from Boston, experiment to determine the best ratio. Generally, you should aim for a mixing ratio between 5% and 10%. If the ink is drying too fast, consider reducing the ratio to 3%.
SE Series silicone inks
