| TYPE
OF INK - These inks have been developed so that a heavier
film weight up to 0.5mm could be printed. Most of the printing
is done for the blind people with this ink. |
| APPLICATION
- On paper, board, PVC. |
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THINNERS
- Up to 20% UV thinners uvv135 can be added.
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DRYING
- By exposure to UV high-pressure mercury vapour lamps.
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DRYING
Time - By using a two-lamp machine at full power, belt
speeds upto 25 metres per minute can be achieved.
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ADHESION
- Good to paper, board and screen-printed material. Test
proofs should be carried out when overprinting offset litho
prints. Owing to the many various grades of plastic substrates
available, test proofs should be carried out before proceeding
with the actual print run.
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| MESH
- The correct deposit of varnish can be obtained through
a mesh no finer than 10 - 25 T. |
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COVERAGE
- Up to 4 and 10 square metres per litre is obtained
using 10 T and 25 T mesh respectively.
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STENCILS
- Where direct emulsion systems are being used the number
of coatings should be kept to a minimum. This will ensure
that the thinnest stencil film is obtained, and this will
give low ink deposits, especially in fine detail areas. Where
indirect stencil systems are to be employed,use one of those
now on the market which have been specially designed for UV
printing.
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CLEANING
THE SCREEN - Screen wash should be used for washing up.
As the inks have excellent screen stability, screens should
only require washing up at the end of the run. Screens can
be left overnight provided they are protected from direct
sunlight and covered up to prevent dust contamination.
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| SHELF
LIFE - Minimum
of six months. |