Why inkjet UV ink is the leader in the ink industry_logo consumables

In the inkjet printing industry, ink is inseparable. Different machines and equipment use different inks. There are many types of inks, which can be subdivided into dozens of hundreds. Simply based on the nature of the ink, the ink can be divided into three types: inkjet UV ink, solvent-based ink, and water-based ink. Among them, the most harmful is water-based ink, which uses water as the solvent. Its characteristics are stable ink color, high brightness, strong coloring power, strong post-printing adhesion, and adjustable drying speed, but water-based ink does not contain volatility. Toxic organic solvents have no adverse effects on the health of the operators during the printing process, no pollution to the atmospheric environment and the printed matter itself, and are directly eliminated in terms of environmental protection! Coding UV ink has a unique curing method, that is, it does not rely on permeation and evaporation to cure quickly. It has been widely used in inkjet printing. Coding UV ink has three major characteristics: energy saving and drying, and wide printing adaptability to the substrate. (Can be printed on almost all materials), fast curing can shorten the follow-up process time. At present, in the field of inkjet printing, wide-format graphics and image printing with a small number of copies are mainly printed. Because the number of copies is small, there is less restriction on the ink and substrate, and the advantages of UV ink printing can be used. The real advantage of UV inks is that they can dry instantly under the action of UV lamps in long-run printing. In the inkjet field, solvent-based inks can adapt to various printing materials, and the printing materials used are relatively cheap. Especially to make outdoor images have better durability, but the disadvantage of solvent-based ink is that in the drying process, harmful substances are discharged into the air through the evaporation of the solvent, which affects the indoor and outdoor air quality. Although solvent-based ink dries faster than water-based ink, it still takes a certain amount of time.