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Scarlet Red

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Scarlet Red

Properties

PR3 (C.I 12120) Monoazo
Transparent
BWS 6-7

Traditional Lithographic Ink

Sepia

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Sepia

Properties

PBr7 (C.I 77491 C.I 77492) Iron & Manganese oxide | PBk7 (C.I 77266) Furnace carbon black
Semi Transparent

Traditional Lithographic Ink

Stiff Crayon Black

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Stiff Crayon Black

Properties

This ink has been formulated to meet the demand for a very stiff Lithography black to match the historic formulations previously available but latterly increasingly difficult to source. Such is the extremely high viscosity and tack of this very popular formulation, a tin can be picked up from the bench, simply be inserting an ink knife into the ink! Stiff Crayon Black provides a velvet black colour and along with the other two inks in the series, is formulation for traditional lithography, using high-quality pigments and modern grinding techniques.

Traditional Lithographic Ink

Transparent

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Transparent

Properties

PW18 (C.I 77220) Calcium carbonate
Transparent

Traditional Lithographic Ink

Ultramarine Blue

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Ultramarine Blue

Properties

PB29 (C.I 77007) Sodium alumino sulpho silicate
Transparent

Traditional Lithographic Ink

Van Dyck Brown

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Van Dyck Brown

Properties

PY3 (C.I 11710) Monoazo Yellow | PW6 (C.I 77891) Titanium dioxide | PR112 (C.I 12370) Monoazo Red (napthol) | PBk7 (C.I 77266) Furnace carbon black
Semi Transparent

Traditional Lithographic Ink

Workshop Black

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Workshop Black

Properties

The Workshop Black is a half-way house between the Loose Roll-Up black and Stiff Crayon Black inks. The proportions of the blend have been formulated after extensive consultation with our partner universities, institutions, and individual lithographers to provide a highly pigmented ink but with ease of use. The controlled properties of viscosity, tack (stickiness), drying time, and the ability to roll up smoothly on the printing surface make this the go-to compromise in many studios.

Traditional Lithographic Ink

Yellow Ochre

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Yellow Ochre

Properties

PY42 (C.I 77492) Iron hydroxide oxide
Semi Opaque

Traditional Lithographic Ink