Discharge Printing is also acknowledged as Extract printing that involves smearing of decoration to tinted textile material by printing a color annihilating mediator, namely chlorine that peroxides a lighter design on darker shaded base.

Earlier, discharge printing constituted a process of steaming to dry up the polished discharge print, but with the advent of screen printing, the additional effort of steaming is supplanted.

We, at Ankita Printers^® render qualitative and outstanding services on discharge printing with wow factor.

The discharge printing process incorporates glycerol, thickener, formosul, decrolin and water.

It constitutes table preparation of glycerol mixed with water. The mixture is added to the thickener and then this solution is added to formosul or decrolin.

After stirring, the paste becomes usable. The paste is then applied to the fabric with the help of a screen at 190 degree Celsius.

The printed fabric is washed in cold water, until the thickener is washed off.

The pros of Discharge Printing count for many. One such point of merit is that an immense number of finished artifacts can be produced at a diminutive time and the deliverable fabric is durable.

It eradicates the mustering setback that appears between designs, colors and lighter printer and is used specifically on black or darker fabrics.

Discharge screen printing possesses the knack to make lighter and brighter hues on dusky clothes subsist together, which some decades earlier had been an improbable task.

Discharge ink gives you very delicate prints, displaying the garments’ natural fibre rather than fat and coagulated imprint appearing on the surface.

Discharge Print is best applied to garments made of natural fibres. It is suitable for fabrics of untainted cotton.

Bright and dazzling discharge ink is mostly applied to darker tinted cotton stuff.