• Speedball printing ink tube with yellow and black packaging and black colour label on a white background.
  • Speedball printing ink tube with yellow and black packaging and green colour label on a white background.
  • Speedball printing ink tube with yellow and black packaging and white colour label on a white background.
  • Speedball printing ink tube with yellow and black packaging and yellow colour label on a white background.
  • Speedball printing ink tube with yellow and black packaging and red colour label on a white background.
  • Speedball printing ink tube with yellow and black packaging and blue colour label on a white background.
  • Speedball printing ink tube with yellow and black packaging and brown colour label on a white background.
  • Speedball printing ink tube with yellow and black packaging and violet colour label on a white background.
  • Speedball printing ink tube with yellow and black packaging and turquoise colour label on a white background.
  • Speedball Oil Based Block Printing Inks 37ml

Speedball Oil Based Block Printing Inks 37ml

Made from high quality pigments, Speedball’s Oil-Based Block Printing Inks are formulated to be permanent, waterproof and archival. Available in 6 rich colours, Speedball Oil-Based Inks can be used for printing on paper with any traditional printmaking surface. 

All colours carry the AP Seal, and clean up with vegetable oil.

The Speedball Oil Based Block Printing Inks are also available in a 75ml option while stocks last. Shop the 75ml inks at 30% off HERE .

SKU: R188.121

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