What kind of oil is tempered ink oil What is the composition of ink oil

With the continuous development of modern industry, new ink connecting materials are constantly adopted, from the initial vegetable oil, cellulose, natural resin (poor oxidation resistance, easy to change color) as the main component of the connecting material, to the current solid synthetic resin, liquid synthetic resin-based, the ink industry has made great progress.

Tempered ink blending oil is an ink binder specially developed according to the characteristics of high-temperature glass pigments, which is professionally used for manual direct screen printing of hot-bent glass and tempered glass; This series of ink blending oils has excellent stability and dispersion, slow drying speed, light odor, strong adhesion and moderate fluidity, which can effectively eliminate pinholes, wire drawing, net plugging and other undesirable phenomena.

Water-based high-temperature tempered ink blending oil is a kind of thixotropic rheology connecting material for glass and ceramic inks. Adopt the repurchase of water-based tempered ink oil and answer whether the first consideration for the water-based high-temperature ink oil is whether the company has mature technology and stable quality, especially the technology of the company.

Foreign chemical companies set foot in the field of this ink oil earlier, many domestic high-temperature ink manufacturers due to business ideas and market factors, most of them do not sell ink oil, let alone sell water-based ink oil with high technical content!

In recent years, the domestic market has achieved rapid development of alcohol-soluble resin, water-based resin and functional resin, of which Keding company is a typical representative, the company is based on the development of functional resins and functional materials, and water-based ink-based ink-mixing oil is the key development project of its special printing varnish.

In addition to considering the technical background, it is also necessary to carry out sample testing, tempering and sintering performance testing, batch stability testing and storage testing!

Ink oil is blended to polymerize vegetable oil to a certain viscosity or add synthetic resin to it to make it have the appropriate viscosity.

Generally, printing inks are mainly slurry colloids composed of evenly mixed pigments, binders, fillers and other components. As a viscous fluid ink, due to its different varieties of properties, there are also differences, that is, there are thick and thin, viscosity strength differences, fast drying and slow drying differences. Therefore, it is of great significance to correctly understand and understand the role of the components of the ink in the ink to accurately adjust the characteristics of the ink, meet the plasticity of various printing conditions, and improve the printing quality of the product.

Vegetable oil is polymerized to a certain viscosity or synthetic resin is added to it to make it have the right viscosity.

The main use is to adjust the viscosity or consistency of ink.

Ink blending oil, also known as cold printing oil, blending oil, blending oil, connecting oil, blending paste, etc. Its application is mainly in the glazing process of screen printing, spray glaze or artificial painting of glass products. Because these processes must make the color glaze into glaze paste or paste, in order to adhere to the smooth glass surface for decoration, and at the same time adhere to the glass surface before sintering, requiring it to have a certain fastness.