Our company's lubricating light series is benzene-free and ketone-free protective vanish, featuring excellent gloss, wear resistance and heat resistance.
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Our company's lubricating light series is benzene-free and ketone-free protective vanish, featuring excellent gloss, wear resistance and heat resistance.
Product uses and features
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product name |
Applicable substrate |
Single/double liquid |
Temperature resistance (0.2MPa/1s) |
Application features |
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PAN 010 oil-removing gloss |
PET\OPP\PE |
Single liquid |
170℃ |
general economic oil-removing gloss |
|
PCA 019 oil-removing gloss |
PET\NY |
Double liquid |
230℃ |
PET dedicated high performance oil-removing gloss |
|
PCA 017 oil-removing gloss★ |
PET\NY |
Double liquid |
230℃ |
low-cost PET-specific oil-removing gloss |
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PCA 040 oil-removing gloss ★ |
PET\OPP\PE\NY |
Double liquid |
230℃ |
Low-cost, universal and high-performance oil-removing gloss |
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PCA 035 oil-removing glossMX ★ |
PET\NY |
Double liquid |
230℃ |
Single ester PET for use oil-removing gloss |
Diluent and printing viscosity
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Fast-drying solvent |
2-N-BUTOXYETHYL METHACRYLATE/ Isopropyl alcohol=80/20 |
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medium drying |
N-propyl ester/Isopropyl alcohol=80/20 |
Printing viscosity: 15~30 s ※ 3#Charn CupThe ratio of printing viscosity and thinner can be adjusted accordingly according to the printing pattern, drying capacity, printing speed and printing effect.
Instructions for the Use of Curing agent
Curing agent: PCA 90/PCA 100. Curing agent addition amount: 6-7%
Performance improvement: Enhanced wear resistance, scratch resistance, temperature resistance, adhesion, etc
Disposal of old ink: Leftover ink with added curing agent should not be left for a long time. When using it again, it needs to be mixed with new ink and the curing agent should be added again. Attention should be paid to reverse adhesion.
※PCA 90 curing agent has the characteristics of reaction blocks and good anti-sticking performance.
Maturation conditions
Low-temperature curing (25℃ to 35℃) for 8 to 12 hours after printing. Then recombine (to prevent the printed matter from sticking back);
After compounding, cure at 45℃ to 50℃ for 48 hours or more.
