Digital Printing

UV-Curable Inks

Gandinnovations launches a new range of UV-curable inks.

Published

16 years ago

January 16, 2008

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times January 2008 Issue

Gandinnovations (Mississauga, ON, Canada) has launched a new range of Jeti Premium UV-curable inks for its Jeti1224, Jeti 2030 X-2 and Jeti3150 X-2 true flatbeds. The flexible inks, which adhere to polymeric substrates like polycarbonate, polystyrene, and different grades of PVC, polyesters and others, are designed to not peel, flake or chip when cut on any automated dye cutter or router.

These new solvent-free inks use the safest radiation-curable raw materials, which eliminates volatile-organic-compounds emissions, the company states. They are also manufactured using lightfast pigments, which makes the inks suitable for outdoor applications.

The inks’ color gamut includes white and clear for unique applications.

Phone: (866) 500-5384; www.grandinnovations.com

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