Nazdar 8400 CVIM Conventional Insert Mold Decorating Screen Ink - Flattening Paste
| Container Size: | 1-Kilo |
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8400 Series CVIM Screen Ink has been formulated to meet requirements of the insert mold decorating process. 8400 has flexibility for forming and post-form trimming, resistance to wash out during the molding process and adhesion to polycarbonate injection mold resin.
8400 Series ink is for second surface printing on polycarbonate, polycarbonate blend, or pre-treated polyester films which will be formed then molded in the insert mold decorating (IMD) process.
The addition of NB72 Catalyst or NB80 Adhesion Promoter is necessary for in-mold decorating applications.
SUBSTRATES:
- Polyester coated surfaces
- Untreated polyester
- Some treated or top coated polyester films
- Polycarbonate (PC)
- Print Treated Polyester (PET)
- Primed / Pre-Treated Polyester
ADDITIVES
- NB72 Catalyst
- NB80 Catalyst
- RE195 Thinner
- RE196 Retarder
- 8448 Flattening Paste
8400 Series CVIM Screen Ink has been formulated to meet requirements of the insert mold decorating process. 8400 has flexibility for forming and post-form trimming, resistance to wash out during the molding process and adhesion to polycarbonate injection mold resin.
8400 Series ink is for second surface printing on polycarbonate, polycarbonate blend, or pre-treated polyester films which will be formed then molded in the insert mold decorating (IMD) process.
The addition of NB72 Catalyst or NB80 Adhesion Promoter is necessary for in-mold decorating applications.
SUBSTRATES:
- Polyester coated surfaces
- Untreated polyester
- Some treated or top coated polyester films
- Polycarbonate (PC)
- Print Treated Polyester (PET)
- Primed / Pre-Treated Polyester
ADDITIVES
- NB72 Catalyst
- NB80 Catalyst
- RE195 Thinner
- RE196 Retarder
- 8448 Flattening Paste
Disclaimer: Adhesion should always be tested as adhesion depends upon curing conditions, age and manufacturer of the substrate. Adhesion may be improved when the substrate is cleaned with a suitable solvent such as isopropanol.
When using any Nazdar additive, it is imperative to test the suitability of the product before making a full production run.