printing industry

UV printing has covered offset printing, screen printing, inkjet, pad printing and other fields. UV generally refers to the printing effect process in the traditional printing industry, which is to wrap a layer of varnish on a printed pattern you want (with Bright, matte, inlaid crystals, glitter powder, etc.), mainly to increase the brightness and artistic effect of the product, protect the surface of the product, its hardness is high, corrosion resistance and friction, and it is not easy to scratch, etc. Some laminating products are now changed to UV , can meet environmental protection requirements, but UV products are not easy to bond, and some can only be solved by local UV or grinding.

Save energy, space and time during the printing process Flexo napkins, offset brochures, screen-printed advertising material or automotive glass – print on a variety of materials. In digital printing, the ink must be dried as quickly as possible in order to adhere to the printing process. The Heraeus carbon infrared system (CIR) is particularly effective when processing water-based pigments, where the full output of the high-speed printheads can be fully utilized. Hybrid infrared emitters dry from the outside in.