A growing trend in the printwear industry

amex products vegan A growing trend in the printwear industry
The Amex range

As you may know Dave Roper is all about being eco-friendly. However, what you may not know is that all of its Amex inks and emulsions are also vegan friendly.

The product line Dave Roper provides consists of multiple colours (plastisol and water-based) and three various emulsions, which are all free of any animal products or derivatives.

The team has been asked a lot about this lately and it seems to be a growing trend in the print industry.

If you are looking for vegan friendly inks then head over to Dave Roper’s website, into the supplies sections and you’ll find both Amex plastisol and water-based inks, as well as Amex emulsion.

There has been no change to the formula of these products, they have been vegan friendly from the get-go. Being vegan friendly does not affect the fantastic characteristics of the products, the ink still provides a high opacity, good printability and a high washing resistance.

www.daveroper.co.uk

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