Screen printing inks come in various types, including fluorescent inks, gloss inks, magnetic inks, conductive inks, scented inks, sublimation inks, transfer inks, and more.
Drying Methods:
UV (Ultraviolet) inks
Fast-drying inks
Air-dry inks
Low-temperature curing inks
High-temperature inks
Ink Consistency:
Colloidal inks, such as water-based inks, oil-based inks, resin inks, and starch-based color pastes.
Solid inks, such as ink powders used in electrostatic screen printing.
Substrate-Specific Inks:
For Paper: Oil-based inks, water-based inks, high-gloss inks, semi-gloss inks, volatile drying inks, air-dry inks, coating paper inks, synthetic paper inks, cardboard box inks.
For Fabric: Water-based inks, oil-based inks, emulsion-type inks.
For Wood: Water-based inks, oil-based inks.
For Metal: Specialized inks for aluminum, iron, copper, stainless steel, and other metals.
For Leather: Inks specifically designed for leather printing.
For Glass & Ceramics: Inks for glassware, glass crafts, and ceramic dishes.
For Plastics: Inks for PVC, polystyrene, polyethylene, acrylic, and other plastic materials.
For Printed Circuit Boards: Conductive inks, corrosion-resistant inks, electroplating-resistant inks, and inks resistant to fluoride and alkalinity.
