Name: Premium Electrostatic Flocking Silicone Ink
Brand: SOLLYD Silicone Ink
SKU: 2381

Premium Flocking Silicone: Secure, Soft, and Wash-Resistant

Achieve exceptional wash durability and eliminate the frustration of peeling flocked designs. Our flocking silicone series is engineered specifically as a high-performance anchoring adhesive for electrostatic flocking.

Designed to overcome common industry challenges of stiffness and cracking, our advanced silicone chemistry creates a highly durable, soft, and flexible bond. It enables flocked fibers (nylon, viscose, or polyester) to stretch naturally with the garment. This makes it an ideal solution for high-end sportswear, lingerie, and luxury fashion, where premium comfort and long-lasting quality are essential.

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Premium Electrostatic Flocking Silicone Ink

Key Performance Advantages

Engineered to elevate your flocking quality and production efficiency.

Premium Soft-Hand Feel

Cures into a highly flexible elastomer. The printed area maintains exceptional softness and natural drape, ensuring a premium tactile experience on high-end garments.

High-Performance Stretch

Ideal for Spandex, Lycra, and activewear. With >350% elongation, the adhesive strongly resists cracking and de-bonding, maintaining structural integrity during intense physical activity.

Exceptional Wash Durability

Reliably passes rigorous 60°C wash tests (50+ cycles). Specifically formulated to aggressively secure fibers, effectively minimizing flock shedding (“balding”) over the garment’s lifespan.

Eco-Compliant & Safe

100% PVC-free, Phthalate-free, and Solvent-free. Formulated to strictly comply with ZDHC standards and global top-tier brand RSLs (Restricted Substances Lists), enabling risk-free sustainable production.

Technical Compliance Identity

Property	Value / Description
Product Name	Premium Electrostatic Flocking Silicone Ink
Synonyms	Electrostatic Flocking Adhesive, Silicone Binder for Flocking, Flocking Paste
Appearance	Translucent / Semi-transparent Viscous Paste
Viscosity	120,000 – 160,000 mPa.s (Thixotropic)
Elongation	≥ 400%
Solid Content	100% (Solvent-Free)
Hardness (Shore A)	25 – 35 A (Soft & Bouncy)
Curing Temperature	120°C – 150°C (Heat Cure Required)
Mixing Ratio	10:1 or 100:2 (Base : Catalyst)
Pot Life	4 – 6 Hours at 25°C
CAS No.	63394-02-5 (Polydimethylsiloxane basis)
EINECS	203-492-7
HS Code	3910000000 (Silicones in primary forms) – Recommended for lower tariffs.
Compliance	OEKO-TEX Eco-Passport, ZDHC Level 3, REACH SVHC, RoHS.
Packaging	Sample Kit: 1KG Base + 100g Catalyst. Standard: 20KG Pail (Plastic/Metal). Industrial: 200KG Drum.
Storage	Store in a cool, dry place (5°C – 35°C). Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Safety	12 months (Unopened)

How to Use: Operation Process

The key to success is “Wet-on-Wet” application.

Step 1: Preparation & Screen Printing

Mix the Silicone Base with the Catalyst (e.g., 10:1). Add pigment if a colored base is required. Mix thoroughly.
Use a high-density mesh (80-100 mesh). Print the silicone on the fabric 2-3 times to build up a sufficient adhesive layer thickness.
Critical: The silicone layer must be thick enough to hold the flock fibers.

Step 2: Flocking (The Crucial Step)

Do not cure the silicone yet. While the silicone is still wet, immediately apply the flock fibers using an electrostatic flocking machine. The static charge drives the fibers vertically into the wet silicone.

Step 3: Pre-Drying

Pass through a low-temperature oven (80°C – 100°C) to set the surface and fix the fibers.

Step 4: Final Curing & Cleaning

Final Curing: Bake at 130°C – 150°C for 2-3 minutes. This fully cross-links the silicone for maximum durability.
Cleaning: Vacuum or brush off excess/loose fibers.

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Overcome Your Toughest Printing Challenges

Discover how our advanced silicone solutions are engineered to eliminate daily production bottlenecks.

“The flock sheds after a few washes.”

Our silicone uses a cross-linking anchoring technology that locks the fiber roots deep into the base layer.

“The ink dries too fast on the screen.”

Optimized Pot Life. Our mixture stays workable for 4-6 hours, reducing waste and screen clogging.

“The print feels like cardboard.”

100% solid silicone content means zero solvent evaporation. The print cures into a highly flexible elastomer, maintaining a premium soft-hand feel wash after wash.

“Colors migrate on polyester.”

Compatible with our proprietary Anti-Migration Blocker for sublimated fabrics.

Product Comparison: Silicone vs. The Rest

Feature	Our Flocking Silicone	Water-Based Paste	PU/Solvent Glue
Eco-Profile	Excellent (Non-toxic)	Good	Poor (VOCs/Smell)
Elasticity	High (Stretches with fabric)	Low (Cracks easily)	Medium
Hand Feel	Soft & Rubber-like	Dry & Stiff	Plastic-like
Durability	High (50+ washes)	Low	Medium
Cost	Premium	Low	Medium

Customer Case Study

US Activewear Brand: A client manufacturing yoga leggings struggled with cracking and adhesion failures when using conventional adhesives. By upgrading to our High-Elastic Flocking Silicone, they achieved a 300% stretch rating while effectively eliminating fiber shedding. This enhanced durability empowered them to successfully position their activewear at a premium retail price point.

European Lingerie Brand: The client required a highly compliant, skin-safe flocking solution for delicate bra straps. Our OEKO-TEX certified silicone provided the rigorous safety assurance necessary for intimate apparel, all while maintaining a luxurious, long-lasting velvet texture.

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FAQ – Troubleshooting

Q1: Can this silicone adhere to waterproof nylon jackets?

A: Standard silicone may struggle with DWR (water-repellent) coatings. For waterproof nylon, we recommend adding our X-Linker Bonding Agent or printing our Universal Silicone Primer first to ensure adhesion.

Q2: Why is my flocking shedding after washing?

A: This usually happens for two reasons: Under-cured: The oven temperature or time was insufficient. Ensure the core of the silicone reaches 130°C+. Too thin: The silicone layer wasn’t thick enough to grip the fiber roots.

Q3: Is this product suitable for baby clothes?

A: Yes. Our silicone is chemically inert after curing and passes rigorous safety tests (OEKO-TEX Class I), making it safe for infant textiles.

Q4: Can this be used on Nylon?

A: Nylon is slippery. We recommend adding our Nylon Linker to the embossing silicone mixture to ensure it bonds to the fabric and doesn’t delaminate.

Q5: Can I add color to the Embossing Silicone, or is it only for u0022Tone-on-Toneu0022 effects?

A: No, we strongly advise against this. To effectively block dyes, the activated carbon must form a concentrated base layer (the shield). Mixing it into your white ink dilutes its absorption power and will turn your top-coat white into a permanent muddy grey. For maximum protection, always follow the “Sandwich Method”: Print the pure blocker first, flash, and then overprint with High-Opacity White.