Switchin' to Murakami Photocure PRO

[Erica Rodriguez]

Once you go dual cure you never go back

[Alan Buffington]

Thanks to all of you who have used Photocure PRO, it is simply the best dual cure available. If you have any issues with this product you can contact me personally and I'll make sure you have great success. One thing I have seen reading these posts are questions on correct exposure time. Since it is a dual cure it will have longer exposure times than a pure photopolymer. Pure Photopolymers do not need any diazo added, they come presensitized. If you need instructions on how to perform a step test go here: http://www.murakamiscreen.com/docume...structions.pdf

Alan Buffington
1.800.562.3534

[Andymac]

That's cool Alan.

I have a question. I've been using Murakami 9500, then 9800, now pro. We print WB inks (TW and Speedball) on paper mostly.

In the literature, it doesn't rate the pro high for waterresistance, but it seems to work good, and issues i sometimes had with 9500 and 9800 (delamination or breakdown of stencil near a paper edge - soft stencil) don't happen, or don't happen as much.

So, is this the right stencil, or is there a better one for WB. (and some solvent based)