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Water-based inks are considered environmentally friendly for several reasons
Jun 26 2023
The "bubble problem" refers to the formation of air bubbles in waterborne ink during the gravure printing process. These bubbles can negatively impact print quality by causing defects such as pinholes, streaks, or uneven ink distribution. Fortun
Jun 24 2023
Water-based ink and oil-based ink are two distinct types of inks with different properties and applications. Here are the key differences between them:
Jun 23 2023
Practical guidance for printing water-based inks on nonwoven fabrics (PP, PET, viscose). Selection, substrate pretreatment, process parameters, drying, post-processing, and quality control for reliable, high-yield production.
Jun 21 2023
A technical guide to UV ink characteristics, explaining UV curing principles, five core performance advantages, quantified data, application scenarios, limitations, and future development trends in printing and packaging industries.
Jun 20 2023
The use of water-based inks is now very widespread, but many people still hold a reserved attitude towards water-based inks, such as poor adhesion, insufficient glossiness, and inability to withstand special environments such as high and low temperatures.
Jun 09 2023