Nortech 8" Ink Spatula
Professional stainless steel ink spatula with a durable wood handle designed for mixing, stirring, scooping, and handling screen printing inks with precision and long-lasting performance.
Characteristics
The Nortech Ink Spatula is a professional-grade ink handling tool designed for everyday use in screen printing shops. Constructed with a durable stainless steel blade, solid wood handle, and brass rivets, it provides the strength and flexibility needed for mixing inks, transferring material to screens, and cleaning excess ink during production.
The semi-flexible stainless steel blade easily stirs plastisol, water-based, and specialty inks while maintaining excellent rigidity for scooping ink from containers without excessive bending. Its smooth surface is easy to clean and resists corrosion from common screen printing chemicals and solvents, making it a dependable tool for daily shop use.
A comfortable hardwood handle provides a secure grip during extended production runs, while brass rivets securely fasten the blade for years of reliable service. Whether you're mixing custom ink colors, loading screens, reclaiming excess ink, or cleaning equipment, the Nortech Ink Spatula is an essential tool for any manual or automatic screen printing operation.
Available in multiple blade lengths, the Nortech Ink Spatula allows printers to choose the size best suited for quart containers, gallon buckets, or larger ink pails while maintaining excellent control and efficiency throughout the printing process.
- Stainless steel blade construction
- Durable hardwood handle
- Brass rivet blade attachment
- Semi-flexible blade for excellent control
- Ideal for mixing and stirring screen printing inks
- Easily scoops ink from containers
- Removes excess ink from screens and squeegees
- Smooth surface cleans quickly after use
- Corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction
- Compatible with plastisol, water-based, UV, and specialty inks
- Comfortable grip for extended use
- Available in multiple blade lengths
- Mixing screen printing inks
- Stirring custom ink colors
- Scooping ink from quart and gallon containers
- Loading ink onto manual and automatic presses
- Removing excess ink from screens
- Cleaning squeegees during color changes
- General screen printing shop use
- Textile and graphic printing operations