UV Ink

UV ink is a type of ink that is cured or dried using ultraviolet (UV) light, rather than through the evaporation of solvents or other drying processes. UV inks are used in printing and are particularly popular for applications where durability, quick drying times, and high-quality finishes are essential.

Features

Because of its suitability for curing with ultraviolet light, it speeds up the production process and defects and errors are significantly reduced due to the reduction in the time it takes for airborne dust or other objects to encounter the printed surface. At this point, the quality of the final product also improves.

Print quality is also improved with LED UV curing technology, which is used in industry to reduce energy consumption, extend lamp life and reduce thermal stress on printed products.

Products printed with our inks are less likely to fade or discolor from exposure to sunlight or outdoor artificial light sources due to the high light resistance of our inks. This ensures that products on shelves and printed advertisements do not lose their appeal.

Due to its high adhesion, it can be evenly distributed on the rollers and remain in a thin film state and can be transferred to the base material with the same thinness, adheres easily to the printed surface and dries quickly.

Applications

Packaging: Used in high-quality printing for packaging materials, including labels, folding cartons, and flexible films.

Advertising: UV ink is commonly used in large-format printing, such as banners, posters, and signage, as it offers vibrant colors and durability.

Textiles: UV inks are used for printing on various fabrics, including for fashion, home textiles, and promotional items.

Electronics and Industrial Printing: In industries such as electronics, automotive, and medical devices, UV inks are used for printing on plastics, metals, glass, and other non-porous surfaces.