Resino develops alkali-resistant ink for packaging applications
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Resino has developed two-component water-based ink that can resist alkaline detergents, hot water, and a multitude of chemicals, while the print retains its colours.
We at Resino Inks experience that customers often find it challenging to meet the consumers' demands regarding chemical resistance.
This can be for plastic packaging, labels for chemical products etc.
Chemical resistance is mostly achieved by using solvent based inks, and we have earlier developed a solvent-based, alkali-resistant ink for labels.
However, what if you are not allowed to use flammable inks in your print shop?
Maybe you can use UV curing inks, but what if you do not have a UV printing press?
The solution: 2K water-based ink resistant to alkali & various chemicals
To find a solution to this challenge, we tested several ink solutions in close cooperation with a customer.
We aimed to develop a high-quality, water-based ink that can resist alkaline detergents, hot water, and a multitude of chemicals, while the print retains its colors.
We delved into our technology toolbox and further developed on existing technologies.
This resulted in a two-component water-based ink tailored to these specific needs.
Our approach towards problem solving
This situation illustrates Resino's approach to the challenges our customers meet.
We search in our technology toolbox for previous solutions and then we further develop a new, tailored solution solving the current challenge.
Resino: Specialist in ink solutions for flexible packaging
Resino Inks develops high-quality ink solutions for flexible packaging and offers a complete range of inks and varnishes that can fulfil special demands. We also deliver printing inks and varnishes for other special applications.
Resino is an expert in inks and varnishes for flexo/gravure and inkjet printing, and we deliver water-based, solvent-based and UV curing products for special requirements.
Direct / indirect food contact
The inks and varnishes are suitable for direct and indirect food contact and can be used for informative and/or decorative purposes.
To ensure that regulatory standards are met, independent institutes validate our compliance.
This article was originally published by Resino.
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