Nazdar 706 Series UV-LED Inkjet Ink
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Nazdar 706 Series inks have been designed as a direct replacement of the Mimaki® LUS-120 Series inks series. The hybrid set is used in the roll-to-roll and flatbed series machines. The 706 Series inks are compatible with the OEM product and can be replaced one color at a time as the OEM inks run out. The 706 Series has a comparable substrate range to the OEM inks.
FEATURES:
- Chemically compatible with the OEM inks for true plug-and-play
- Close color match to the OEM ink set
- Highly flexible
- Long term exterior performance with proven resistance to the effects of UV degradation and color fade
- 1L container threading designed for Mimaki® Cap B
- Compatible chip for LUS-120 series
SUBSTRATES:
- Vinyl banner
- Pressure sensitive vinyl
- Window Cling
- Polyester Film
- Coated Papers
- Backlit Fabrics
- Polystyrene
- Dibond®
- Expanded PVC
- Polycarbonate
- Foamboard
Nazdar 706 Series inks have been designed as a direct replacement of the Mimaki® LUS-120 Series inks series. The hybrid set is used in the roll-to-roll and flatbed series machines. The 706 Series inks are compatible with the OEM product and can be replaced one color at a time as the OEM inks run out. The 706 Series has a comparable substrate range to the OEM inks.
FEATURES:
- Chemically compatible with the OEM inks for true plug-and-play
- Close color match to the OEM ink set
- Highly flexible
- Long term exterior performance with proven resistance to the effects of UV degradation and color fade
- 1L container threading designed for Mimaki® Cap B
- Compatible chip for LUS-120 series
SUBSTRATES:
- Vinyl banner
- Pressure sensitive vinyl
- Window Cling
- Polyester Film
- Coated Papers
- Backlit Fabrics
- Polystyrene
- Dibond®
- Expanded PVC
- Polycarbonate
- Foamboard
Ink swatch colors are designed to help ordering and are an approximation only and should not be used for color matching.
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.