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CYCJET Fast Dry Ink For DOD Handjet Printer ALT160Plus/ALT260Plus / White Ink
This ink is fast dry on the printing surface, with controlled evaporation for reduced equipment maintenance. It has excellent dot formation and has excellent penetration on most porous surfaces. It features long term life in the unit and good sunlight resistance. This is a solvent-based ink filtered to one micron.
Standard grade black inks are available in six colors - red, blue, black, white, yellow and green. Custom colors are also available. Medium and high-density inks exceed sunlight resistance requirements for exposure in tropical areas also available.
Methyl Ethyl Ketone-based inks give a dependable and consistent marking on most surfaces and coatings. They have fast evaporation and high solids content which offer excellent dot definition and readability. MEK inks are recommended for metal, ceramics and plastics. they are available in black, violet, blue dyes and pigmented in yellow, white, powder blue. Customized colors are available in small production lots.
| 1 | Name | CYCJET Fast Dry Ink For DOD Handjet Printer ALT160Plus/ALT260Plus / White Ink |
| 2 | Adheres to | Paper, cardboard, wood, stone/brick, metal, plastic, glass |
| 3 | Color | Black, Red, Blue, Yellow, White, Green |
| 4 | Print Resolution | 96dpi |
| 5 | Max Print Area | Max 60mm, 80mm, 124mm height |
| 6 | Imprint | Number, date, time, text, graphic |
Printing Result of CYCJET Fast Dry Ink For DOD Handjet Printer ALT160Plus/ALT260Plus / White Ink
FAQ of CYCJET Fast Dry Ink For DOD Handjet Printer ALT160Plus/ALT260Plus / White Ink
* Can I print on food with this ink:
- No, our ink is not food proof. Therefore, you must not print directly onto food. Also consider the respective national provisions of food law.
* Is a consecutive numbering of the barcodes possible?
Yes, numbers from Word can be converted to a barcode, which is then automatically numbered sequentially.
