What are the different types of print defects that can occur with solvent based inks?

Feb 12, 2016 ... Several solvents were used to prepare a PCL solvent based ink and 1, 4-dioxane was chosen with the consideration of both solubility and safety. Details. The ink capacity is 42ML, the height is adjustable from 2-12.7mm, and the length is not limited. It can print more than 800,000 characters and is ... A solvent-based, two-component screen printing ink for indoor decoration prints onto glass, metal, ceramics, chrome-plated, and coated surfaces. RotoFlex™ G Solvent-based Flexographic and Gravure Dispersions ... These inks are highly pigmented color concentrates suitable to be let down into a full range of ... AutoTran, Inc., Naples, Florida, has released POP Ink, its own solvent-based ink line to the promotional products market. Due to continuous price increases seen ... Original plastisol inks were highly solvent, nowdays they have much less solvent and are called a thermoplastic ink, as the ink is thermal and will remelt if in ... Dec 3, 2014 ... Every year around November it seems we always have to hammer our process inks with glycol to slow down the drying rates. Abstract. The presented article shows the results of the analysis of the factors influence on the flexographic printing process with solvent based inks. The ... A line of solvent based inks with good shelf stability and excellent runnability, which allows printing straight out of the can. EPTAINKS ... Solvent based inks are used in screen printing decoration of plastic materials, paper and aggregates (such as metal, glass or wood). Go to products ...