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RyoCharge is a great new product at Ryonet to turn plastisol into a discharge and it’s super simple to use. In this video Ryan breaks down the process of how to mix RyoCharge with your RyOpaque plastisol inks. It’s an easy 50/50 mix with the RyoCharge and your plastisol ink. Then, once you’re ready to print you add 4% discharge agent to the mix.

This creates high end, low hand prints with the brightness of a plastisol but the hand of a discharge. It’s recommended that you wash the shirt before wearing.

Pick up some RyoCharge today to take the plastisols you already have and expand your line to discharge printing.

Most discharge inks are water-based but there are plastisol water-base blended versions.

In plastisol ink, nothing evaporates, so it cures fast and simply, just get it to 300 degrees F.

Water-based inks are mostly water and it takes longer to evaporate all that water, but that really helps the final “soft hand” of the print.

You really should use a well ventilated “dryer“, rather than an IR panel oven to handle all the fumes & water from the ink. Every year, manufacturers build smaller and smaller dryers, but first you have to evaporate all that water, then you still have to get the remaining film up to 300 degrees F.

You add a discharge activator to the ink just before printing that attacks “only specific dyes” in the shirt as the ink heats up. Ink with the activator usually has a less than 2 to 6 hour pot life. Don’t mix up too much.