Flexo UV ink for paper uses a photoinitiator to absorb ultraviolet light, triggering the polymerization reaction between monomers and oligomers.

When the thickness of a monochrome ink layer exceeds 2μm, the solvent evaporation path is prolonged, and the drying time increases exponentially.

Gravure water-based ink for clothing and express bags is not only an innovation in printing materials, but also a microcosm of the express delivery industry's move towards high-quality development.

The high flexibility of offset UV ink for plastic film is not only a result of materials science but also a bridge connecting print quality and end-use applications.

The emergence of flexo UV ink for paper, with its unique curing mechanism and material properties, has achieved revolutionary breakthroughs in printing efficiency and environmental performance, becoming a key driver of modern green printing.

During the pre-printing process, Flexo water-based fluorescent ink is a key material, and its properties directly impact the final print quality.