Here at screen print world, we have specially selected a range of glues to suit different budgets and applications. See below a break down of each glue we do to see which one suits you best!
One of our best-selling budget adhesives. our AMEX spray tack has been specially formulated to give superb hold between your garment and your platen, to prevent minimal movement when printing whilst also holding it's tack well for multiple jobs. It can be used on a variety of garment types including heavy wool, sweaters and difficult fabrics. Budget Friendly and minimal effort!
Designed to be an alternative to aerosol adhesive cans, our water based adhesive creates a permanent bond between substrate and platen during screen printing whilst still allowing for easy removal. Water based can offer you a more eco friendly alternative to sprays and prevent the build up and mess that gets created by using sprays long term.
Tekmar TB10 has been specially formulated for use with our TB500 and TB1000 glue gun systems. It is a lot thinner that most glues which allows for it to flow though the systems evenly onto your surface . 1 gallon of glue is the equivalent to 72 cans of spray tack, meaning you can save a huge amount of money in the long run by switching to those systems as well as saving time setting up each platen manually every day.
TBHV is another water based pallet adhesive made from the leading manufactures, TEKMAR. It is formulated to apply easily and smoothly onto your platen and creates great hold between the garment and the surface. TB-HV affords tremendous economy, 1 litre can replace up to 3 dozen cans of spray adhesive with absolutely no mess or waste. TB-HV can also withstand repeated flashing, without losing its tack.
TBEZ is another water based glue to be used with out TB500 and TB1000 glue gun systems, however this glue has been formulated to work with performance fabrics and garments. Performance fabrics contain silicones and Teflon additives that can cause premature release with other Adhesives. TB-EZX is formulated to temporarily bond with the fabric fibers and hold the garment until unloaded. It is manufactured using synthetic polymer acrylic compounds that were developed for specialized applications such as these.