Six advantages of offset printing ink:

1.Instant UV curing for high efficiency

Cures in seconds under UV light without waiting for oxidative drying; printed materials can be stacked immediately, greatly boosting offset production capacity

2.High color strength & vibrant results

High pigment loading for strong tinting power; bright colors with no graying in overprinting and high finished gloss.

3.Excellent press stability

Superior ink-water balance and moderate flow; no plate clogging, skinning, or misting during long runs, ensuring high yield.

4.Sharp dots & high fidelity

Fine ink particles with excellent transfer; no lost or blurred fine dots, preserving rich detail and layers.

5.Eco-friendly & compliant

Solvent-free, low VOC, odorless, and RoHS compliant; meets requirements for domestic and export packaging orders

6.Strong adhesion & post-processing friendly

Adheres firmly to coated paper, whiteboard, and other substrates; compatible with hot stamping, die-cutting, and varnishing.

How to choose:

How to use:

1.Stir thoroughly before use; no additives required for standard applications.

2.Adjust ink and water supply for stable ink-water balance, matching press speed.

3.Cure instantly with UV lamps after printing

4.Clean ink rollers and plates with dedicated UV cleaner after production.

5.Store sealed and light-proof at room temperature; keep away from UV sources, heat, and open flames.

Q1.Why is ink uncured and sticky after printing?

UV lamp aging or excessive press speed. Reduce speed, increase lamp power, and clean lamp covers for full curing.

Q2.Why does plate clogging or ink-water imbalance occur?

Insufficient pre-press stirring or improper water supply. Fine-tune ink-water ratio and clean plates regularly during long runs.

Q3.Why are colors pale with low saturation?

Insufficient ink supply or excessive press speed. Increase ink volume, slow down, ensure thorough mixing, and enhance curing for better color development.

Q4.Why do prints smudge or stick when stacked?

Incomplete curing. Strengthen UV exposure, control ink thickness, and allow full cure before stacking

Q5.Can it be mixed with conventional offset ink?

No. Different drying systems cause curing failure, plate contamination, and ink peeling.

Q6.Are driers or additives needed?

No additives required for standard production. Do not mix in random materials, as they disrupt curing and ink-water balance.

Q7.What equipment is compatible?

All sheet-fed offset presses; supports in-line varnishing and full packaging production workflows.