Nazdar PSPC Nitrogen Texture Overprint Clear UV Screen Inks - Viscous
| Color: | Overprint Clear |
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Nazdar PSPC Nitrogen Texture Overprint Clear UV Screen Inks have been specifically formulated for top or first surface printing on polycarbonate and some top coated or print treated polyester used in membrane overlay applications. These inks are not recommended for hard coated polycarbonate and polyester surfaces.
These inks will produce a variety of textures when cured in an inert atmosphere using a germicidal lamp. The appearance of the texture will depend on ink deposit, nitrogen flow and belt speed. Some of the inks may be mixed together to achieve different textures. Please refer to the chart on the last page to determine ink compatibility. Properly cured, these inks will exhibit excellent adhesion as well as solvent, moisture and mar resistance.
SUBSTRATES:
- Polycarbonate
- Print Treated Polyester
Nazdar PSPC Nitrogen Texture Overprint Clear UV Screen Inks have been specifically formulated for top or first surface printing on polycarbonate and some top coated or print treated polyester used in membrane overlay applications. These inks are not recommended for hard coated polycarbonate and polyester surfaces.
These inks will produce a variety of textures when cured in an inert atmosphere using a germicidal lamp. The appearance of the texture will depend on ink deposit, nitrogen flow and belt speed. Some of the inks may be mixed together to achieve different textures. Please refer to the chart on the last page to determine ink compatibility. Properly cured, these inks will exhibit excellent adhesion as well as solvent, moisture and mar resistance.
SUBSTRATES:
- Polycarbonate
- Print Treated Polyester
Disclaimer: 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.