Dyeing, Printing and Finishing
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Companies in Turkey that sell plastisol and water-based screen printing inks, pigment printing pastes, digital textile inks, and DTF film and powder. Ask about the method, fabric, data sheet and certificates.
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List your company for freeTextile printing inks cover the plastisol, water-based and discharge inks used in screen printing, pigment printing pastes, digital textile inks (reactive, pigment, disperse, DTG and DTF), and printing consumables such as DTF film and powder; this category lists companies in Turkey that sell them. Workshops that print for you are in textile printing. Companies that sell machines, screens, squeegees and presses are under textile printing machines; a dealer that also sells consumables can choose both.
Pigment printing paste belongs to this category. Dyes and pigments used in dyeing, and separately sold thickeners, binders and other printing auxiliaries, are in textile chemicals and dyes; a company that sells the paste together with these auxiliaries can choose both. Parent sector: Fibers, Dyes and Chemicals.
Screen printing. One plastisol maker's catalog lists separate inks for cotton, polyester, poly-cotton and nylon, with a mesh count, flash and cure temperature for each (Avient, 2024). The same catalog gives 160 °C (320 °F) as the standard cure temperature and as low as 121 °C (250 °F) for its low-cure series. On polyester the fabric dye can migrate into the print (dye migration), so separate series with high migration resistance are offered for this fabric. Name the ink family and the fabric in the quote.
Pigment paste. The paste consists of pigment, binder, thickener and auxiliaries and is fixed in the order print, dry, cure. Because rubbing fastness can be limited, ask for a fastness report and a sample (e-PG Pathshala).
Digital ink. In digital textile printing the ink class is chosen according to the fiber: reactive and acid inks require pretreated fabric and, after printing, steaming and washing; disperse ink (including sublimation) is used mainly on polyester, and pigment ink, with a binder, on every fiber (e-PG Pathshala). Particle size and viscosity affect the print head, so get the printer and print-head compatibility confirmed in writing.
DTF. The film, colored and white ink, and adhesive powder work together; press and post-processing steps vary with the film and powder manufacturer's instructions (Epson). Ask whether the film, ink and powder are compatible. More: DTF printing, textile printing methods.
Ask for the technical data sheet and the safety data sheet for every product. OEKO-TEX ECO PASSPORT is aimed at companies that produce or distribute chemicals, colorants and auxiliaries, and is issued for one year. The ZDHC Gateway shows chemical products with an MRSL (Manufacturing Restricted Substances List) conformance level from 0 to 3; Level 0 is only the supplier's own declaration. Check which product a certificate covers, its level and its validity date. One plastisol maker prints its ECO PASSPORT certificate numbers in its catalog (Avient, 2024); ask your supplier for the number too and look it up in the OEKO-TEX Label Check. For claims such as "PVC-free and phthalate-free," require a certificate or a test report with a defined scope. Certificate differences: certifications guide, OEKO-TEX.
To meet suppliers in person, you can also visit InterDye & Textile Printing Eurasia at the Istanbul Expo Center. Its product groups include dyestuffs, pigments, textile chemicals, digital printing technologies and printing materials; dates are in our trade fair calendar.
There is no reliable public minimum order or price range; both vary by company and product. When you compare quotes, keep the product family (plastisol, water-based, digital ink, DTF consumables), the fabric-specific formula, the color system and the pack size the same. Ready-made colors and custom color matching can have different minimums. Have the pack size (kg or liters), minimum order, custom color terms and stock status written separately in the quote, and check the minimum order information on the company profile.
It depends on the job; neither wins in every case. Plastisol stands out for opacity on dark fabric and for the film it forms on the surface, while water-based ink stands out for a thinner layer and a softer handle (per the screen printing glossary entry). Print samples of both families on your own fabric and compare them after washing, bearing in mind the handle and color you expect and the capacity of your dryer.
Ask for a technical data sheet and a safety data sheet for each product. For chemical safety, ask for an OEKO-TEX ECO PASSPORT certificate or a ZDHC MRSL conformance level, and check which product it covers, its level and its validity date. At ZDHC, Level 0 is only the supplier's own declaration. Ask for the ECO PASSPORT number and look it up in the OEKO-TEX Label Check. If your own customer requires a particular certificate, follow that customer's specification first.
Press temperature, time and finishing steps change with the film and powder manufacturer's instructions, so get written confirmation that the film, powder and ink work together. Print a sample on your own fabric and check it after washing. Durability depends on the film, powder, press conditions and care, so no single wash count can be given.