UV Ink Type

Ink type: UV ink is an important consumable in printing. The types and characteristics of uv printer ink are as follows:

Water-based ink: The cost of water-based ink is very low, there is no pollution, and the color is very bright, but because the evaporation rate of water is slow, the picture of the sprayed water-based ink is not easy to dry and be absorbed by the medium.

Solvent ink: Weak solvent ink is a kind of water-based and oil-based. It can be printed by spraying a coating on the medium first, which has a bright effect and strong adhesion, but solvent-based ink does not have white ink (white ink is not mature) Printing on dark media is a big problem.

UV Ink: As a special solvent UV ink, it cures immediately after exposure to ultraviolet rays, firmly adheres to the surface of the medium, and will not be dissolved in water or other organic solvents. It is very suitable for users of UV printers.

The application range of UV ink is very wide, and it can be printed on hard materials such as plate, plastic, glass, wood, ceramic tile and metal. Since UV ink does not have the problem of drying time, the production efficiency can be improved. After printing, the UV ink can be completely fixed on the surface of the substrate in only 1/10 second. UV light can not only cure the surface of the ink, but also penetrate deep into the ink to stimulate the further curing of the deep ink film. Compared with traditional ink, UV ink photopolymerization and curing is more thorough, and does not generate any solvent-based pollutants, more environmentally friendly.

U V ink has good stability, does not contain insoluble substances, effectively avoids clogging of the print head, and can effectively extend the life of the print head. The U V curing device has a compact structure, can save space on the site, has a fast processing speed and high production efficiency. The UV curing process ensures that the film is thinner and has excellent performance, thereby reducing raw material consumption and helping to reduce costs.