Properties
- High scuff resistance
- Suitable for flexo printing of large solid areas or more intricate screen work
- Suitable for multiple overlays of solid printing
- High colour strength at low viscosity
- Rapid drying for high speed printing
- Good dry and wet rub resistance
- Good Cobb index for paper and board
- Very good press stability
- Easy clean up
- Neutral pH/no adjustments on machine
- Improved gloss and mileage
- Excellent resolubility
- High Gloss
Application
Ink viscosity should be adjusted to the press conditions dependant upon job design, substrates and print speed.
Wash up
Water is normally used just after stopping the press. However, if the inks has been allowed to dry on the anilox or stereo, an aqueous solution of solvent and amine may be necessary to fully remove the dried ink.
Light Fastness
The normal range has reasonable to good light fastness. However, for extended exposure to outdoor conditions there is a range of lightfast inks available. If the use of pigments with extended light fastness is required, please advise us before ordering.
Reduction
Water
Process Printing
Due to the wide range of applications for Labeltech inks, several versions can be tailor-made to fit with printing conditions
in order to meet customer requirements. Customers should discuss their specific conditions with our technical service personnel before ordering because substrates, anilox screens and stereos must be considered.
Overprint Varnish
To meet specific requirements such as rub resistance good gloss, water resistance and low slip, a water-based varnish can be supplied.
Caution
Labeltech Inks are independent of ph and therefore it is not recommended to blend with standard inks as this could cause stability related problems.
BCF
These inks have been formulated in accordance with the recommendation of the British Coatings Federation.
Waste disposal
Care should be exercised in the disposal of printing ink waste. This should be carried out in accordance with good industrial practice observing all the appropriate regulations including the relevant guideline notes to the Environment Conservation Act and Regulations (73/1989).
Health and Safety
Full details appear on the Material Safety Data Sheets