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| Luen Cheong Printing Equipment Group Limited |
| Verified By : SMR |
| Verified Date : 2008-11-17 |
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| MARABU INK PY SERIES Screen printing ink |
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| Model No.︰ | PY SERIES |
| Brand Name︰ | MARABU |
| Country of Origin︰ | Germany |
| Unit Price︰ | CNY ¥ 380 / pc |
| Minimum Order︰ | 1 pc |
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MARABU SCREN Iink PY Series Application:
PY series of ink particularly well suited to pretreatment PE, PP and PVC rigid printing. Add a hardening agent if PUH, PEMH or HT1, can also be used for printing thermosetting plastics, metals, printing of painting, but its chemical, mechanical patience and usually will enhance adhesion. Processed for the PE, PP, rigid PVC, and all kinds of plastic materials. Quick printing surface suitable for containers.
Product parameters:
Marabu Matching System, including 21 kinds of basic colors and shading white material
Features:
1 This is a physical dry quickly dry ink. 20 ℃ under the conditions of temperature 20-30 minutes dry. In order to imprint if appropriate, available in 50 ℃ tunnel dryer in the dry 30-60 seconds. The drying time is also due to ink film thickness, add a hardening agent and the hardening of the type used by the dry conditions and the auxiliary agent to another.
Note: If printed, or used a hardening agent, the ink drying rate would slow down.
2 PY series of fade-resistant inks contain strong wind resistance of the connection, the agent in connection with the strong fade-resistant pigments. However, except for 020,026,032,064 and 067.
3 compression of the appropriate completely dry, the Mexican film was very good adhesion, abrasion resistance and anti-adhesion Naigua, also on the oil quality, oil, expected at the end of diluted acid and alcohol resistant. The surface stability, attachment and chemical resistance for better, we propose to add ink in the PY 10 percent of the hardening agent PUH, PEMH or HT1. Hardening agent HT1 is a thermal reaction of isocyanates hardening agent, to be 150 ℃ baking in the oven 30 minutes.
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