Various kinds of screen printing inks are now manufactured to meet the demands for expanding range of substrates. It is very important to choose the proper ink for each type of substrate. This literature is a brief instruction of our products. Please refer to technical information of each ink series for the details.

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Z11-01 UNCOATED METAL, PLATED SURFACE, GLASS, CERAMICS, THERMOSETTING RESIN, HARD-COAT SURFACE
LIST
1.#1000 EPILITE
  Two-component. Ink film is thick. Slow drying. Good properties. Weathering resistance is poor.
2.#2000 AP
  Two-component. Good weathering resistance.
3.#2500 MIG-N(SD)
  One-component heat-drying ink. Baking : 150deg.C 30min. Good weathering resistance.
4.#700 SP
  Evaporative-drying type. Printable on aluminum foil, plastic-plated surface. Though #700 adheres to other materials, adhesion is inferior to that of two-component ink. Adhesion is improved by adding JA-950(10%).
5.#46 UM
  UV. Printable on uncoated metal. Adhesion is inferior to two-component type of ink.