110-GE Series Overview

Applications 110-GE ABS   Acrylates   Thermosets   Glass X Lacquered Substrates   Ceramics X Metal X Nylon   Powder Coatings X Paper / Cardboard   PET/PETG   Polyacetal   Polyamid   Polycarbonate   Polyolefines (PE/PP)   Polystyrene   Polyurethane   PU Foam (Stress Balls)   PVC (rigid)   PVC (flexible)

X Suitable as a one or two component ink X Suitable as a two component ink

Technical Data Sheet

One component ink for screen and pad printing on glass and ceramics as well as metal and thermosets. This glossy, physically drying and chemical reactive screen printing ink exhibits very good mechanical and chemical resistance, as well as a good flexibility. The final oven curing is required for the chemical hardening process and assumption for the above mentioned resistance.

The basic ink mixing system of series 110-GE consists of 12 basic colors (B scale) and can be used to mix a wide range of shades, including 22 standard opaque, ready to print colors. Practically tested mixing formulas are available for many different color standards, e.g. Pantone®, HKS, RAL, NCS etc.

The range also includes bronze shades and overprint varnishes for special applications.

Usage Instructions

Pad Printing: Add 15-20% 35696 Thinner and 5% 100-VR-1294 Adhesion Modifier
Screen Printing: Add 15-20% #11 Retarder and 5% 100-VR-1294 Adhesion Modifier
Curing: Heat at 300°F for 15 minutes for glass, ceramics; for metals, 200°F for 5-7 minutes is recommended.

When the 100-VR-1294 Adhesion Modifier is added to the ink the pot life is approximately 36-48 hours.

Please allow 24 hours for complete post-cure.

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