High-Resolution Printing Inks

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Product Introduction

High-efficiency inks designed for various industrial applications, including UV-curable piezo inks, solvent-based inks, and water-based inks. These inks meet the printing needs of different materials and environments, offering stable and high-quality printing results.

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Product Description

The high-resolution ink series is designed for multiple printing technologies, covering UV-curable piezo inks, solvent-based inks, and water-based inks, suitable for printing on various substrates. UV-curable inks offer exceptional stability, ideal for high-speed printing, and reduce energy consumption. Solvent-based inks are widely used on non-porous materials such as plastics, metals, and glass, fitting a range of industrial applications. Water-based inks are tailored for porous substrates, suitable for mail marking, graphic numbering, and carton coding, also available in bulk ink formats to save costs.

UV curable piezoelectric ink

LED UV curable inks are formulated to provide exceptional stability at speeds of 1000fpm+. These inks require less energy to cure than traditional UV-curable inks

Uses state-of-the-art processes to develop and fine-tune each ink's custom pressure Electrical waveform driving parameters. The ink delivers unparalleled print speeds and ink stability, as well as optimal print quality with no nozzle shedding when using iM2 printers.

Solvent type inks

Thermal inkjet solutions can print on a variety of non-porous substrates from plastic to metal and even glass. Developing the latest inks makes thermal inkjet solutions the definitive printing technology

Can print on almost anything
Available in a variety of colors , including white, red,
blue and green
Bulk ink solutions available

Water-based ink

For porous substrates applications, inc.jet offers a wide range of black water-based inks and the widest range of colors. Also available in bulk ink format for cost savings

Mail – Addressing
Graphics – Numbering and variable data
Packaging – Box Coding