Printing Inks

Marsh, Rosalind

doi:10.1111/j.1478-4408.1982.tb00223.x

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“…The types of ink used in conventional paper printing have been reviewed with some mention of inks for jet printing [56]. Such inks, depending on the printer for which they are intended, must meet very stringent criteria with regard to inter alia viscosity, surface tension, conductivity, freedom from coarse particulate matter, storage stability, absorption and drying properties, let alone the obvious need for good fastness on the substrate (571.…”

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Jet printing

Dawson¹

1992

Review of Progress in Coloration and Related Topics

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Ink jet printers, some capable of producing a full colour gamut, are now widely used as output devices for computer‐generated design work. Some advances have been made in the application of these ink jet paper printing technologies to textile printing, mainly for carpets. This review describes the principal jet systems that have been developed commercially for both textile and reprographic uses, and indicates areas in which the ink jet principle appears to have future potential. The physical and chemical requirements of the inks used in the different systems, as well as the possible pretreatment of the substrate to improve ink receptivity and the durability of the print, are also discussed.

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confidence: 99%