Flexographic and
Digital Ink Applications
Multiple Benefits for Ink Application
Modified Versus Competitor Flexo Formulations printed on Corrugated White Top
Colour Saturation – D65 lighting
INKRES® 33
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INKRES® 33
Competitor A
INKRES® 33
Competitor A
INKRES® 33
Competitor A
Different media (print, screens, displays) may affect the true representation of colour, saturation, and gloss of the images shown.
Gloss – Optimal Angle, D65 lighting
INKRES® 33
Competitor A
INKRES® 33
Competitor A
INKRES® 33
Competitor A
INKRES® 33
Competitor A
Different media (print, screens, displays) may affect the true representation of colour, saturation, and gloss of the images shown.
Applications
Flexographic Inks
In Flexographic Ink formulations InkRes® 33 can replace conventional water based solution acrylics, offering better gloss, open time and ink transfer properties.
Digital Inks
In water-based Inkjet formulations InkRes® 33 can replace hazardous solvent based humectants while improving latency and print quality with digital printheads.
Film Printing
Using InkRes® 33 a partial replacement of the self crosslinking acrylic was achieved with no effect on adhesion to film substrate.
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