Thermochromic Screen Printing Ink

Blue-Colorless 72°F (22°C) - Perfect temperature indicator

High quality NON-TOXIC product ideal for screen printing applications

Blue-Colorless Thermochromic Screen Print Ink

Blue-Colorless 72°F (22°C)

⚠️ Temperature Note: Due to higher outside temperature in summer, you may receive the Screen Print Ink in colorless state. Place the container in a refrigerator to turn the Screen Print Ink's color back to blue.

  • Good temperature color indicator for objects between 70-74°F (21-23°C)
  • If the ambient temperature is lower than 72°F/22°C, a screen print could change color by hand touch
  • Reversible Cold & Hot Reactive Sensitive Screen Print Ink
  • High quality NON-TOXIC product

How Temperature Indicator Thermochromic Screen Printing Ink Works

🌡️ Temperature Activation

Changes from blue to colorless at 72°F (22°C), making it an excellent visual temperature indicator for comfort zones.

🔄 Reversible Technology

Returns to original blue color when cooled below activation temperature for unlimited color transitions.

✋ Touch Responsive

In cooler environments, body heat triggers color change, perfect for interactive applications.

🎨 Professional Quality

Screen printing formulation with excellent coverage and clear blue to transparent transformation.

Applications & Uses

🎨️ Fine Art Screen Printing

Temperature-responsive artwork on paper and canvas

🌡️ Temperature Indicators

Visual comfort zone and temperature monitoring

📚 Educational Tools

Science demonstrations and learning aids

🛍️ Promotional Items

Interactive merchandise and branding

🏺 Multi-Surface Application

Paper, ceramic, plastic, metal, wood, and glass

🔒 Security Features

Temperature-sensitive authentication markers

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