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FB7500 Inks and substrates

FB7500 Inks and substrates. By: Vadim Baliasny. Context. What are the printing substrates? Materials frequently used on signage market, their properties and applications. Materials leading brands. Media List for FB7500 Tips and tricks Recent and future R&D activities. Context.

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FB7500 Inks and substrates

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  1. FB7500 Inks and substrates By: Vadim Baliasny

  2. Context • What are the printing substrates? • Materials frequently used on signage market, their properties and applications. • Materials leading brands. • Media List for FB7500 • Tips and tricks • Recent and future R&D activities

  3. Context • Knowledge about materials used by our customers. • Knowledge about customer applications and why they use a specific material for certain applications. • In the bottom line: better communication with customers, understanding their needs and problems. 3

  4. Media Overview 4

  5. Tip and tricks • Media Porosity (vacuum marks effect) • Media Flexibility (loading problem) • Media Curvature (mostly carton) • Media Set Up • Min Speed (safety) • Media rising optical detectors

  6. FB7500 Media List (ink 6B)

  7. Limitations • Corrugated cardboard: ink cracks after folding • Polypropylene: limited adhesion for high ink coverage in Signage print mode or faster • Polystyrene: limited adhesion for high ink coverage, ink chipping on edges after I-cutting • SAV: limited handling in ¾ automatic loading. Post-print folding causes cohesion and loss of adhesion (ink cracking)

  8. Recent and future R&D activities Ink ver. 6.5 – increased flexibility Gen7 – increased adhesion to PP and Styrene and up to 200% elongation 8

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