Understanding Aqueous Inkjet Ink Formulation

Last update on Sep 13, 2017

The market for aqueous inkjet inks continues to grow at a rapid pace as technology evolves in such a way that what we can print today far surpasses what we could do ten or even just five years ago.

And while solvent and UV curable inkjet inks have certain advantages over water based systems when it comes to drying/curing and some physical properties, there is a growing evolution in the development of aqueous inks. This is because; the results we're seeing are giving us cause for encouragement.

While in the previous article, we learnt about the , this article will help you understand the three aqueous ink formulation types for three sectors of the printing market along with some important aspects of ink formulation. Of course keep in mind that each market has numerous sub-sectors and even more formulation variations within those sub-sectors.

Let's review the ink composition for three major sectors.

Ink Composition for 3 Main Sectors of Printing Market

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Factors Affecting Aqueous Ink Formulation

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