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how long to let emulsion dry on screen
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The drying time for emulsion on a screen typically ranges from 2 to 24 hours, heavily depending on the type of emulsion used, the thickness of the coat, and the drying environment. Photopolymer emulsions usually dry faster, within a 2 to 4-hour window, due to their sensitivity and rapid hardening properties. Dual-cure and diazo emulsions may take longer, up to 24 hours, especially if applied in thicker layers. An ideal drying environment is a dust-free, dark room with a relative humidity of 30-50% and a temperature around 68-72°F (20-22°C). Utilizing a dedicated drying cabinet with controlled temperature and humidity can significantly expedite the process while maintaining the quality of the emulsion. Moreover, ensuring the screen is evenly coated and not excessively thick will help in achieving a faster drying time. Remember, the key is achieving a balance between a fully dried emulsion and maintaining the integrity of the screen for optimal printing results.
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