Block Printing Tools
Choose block printing ink for paper or fabric
Start with the substrate, then check drying and cleanup for the exact formulation.
Check the printed surface before selecting the ink
Paper and textile labels serve different decisions. Verify that the ink is specified for the surface you plan to print. If you use fabric, read the maker's guidance for fiber, washing and any treatment after printing.
Read the drying and cleanup instructions separately
Water-soluble and water-miscible oil-based formulations can have different handling. Follow the exact maker's directions on cleanup, drying and washing. Check the label rather than inferring a drying schedule from the word washable.
Choose pack size by the work
A set gives several colors to compare. A larger tube of one ink can suit repeated impressions in a single color. Check the stated amount per tube separately from the count and choose a trial print before a longer run.