Screen Inks

Solvent-based Screen Ink uses organic solvents to dissolve the pigment, making it ideal for printing on non-porous materials like plastic and metal, with excellent durability.

Water-based Screen Ink, on the other hand, uses water as the primary solvent, offering an eco-friendlier option with reduced fumes and easy clean-up, while being suitable for printing on porous materials like paper and textiles.

UV screen ink is a type of ink that cures or dries when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. It is commonly used in screen printing for applications requiring durability, vibrant colors, and resistance to environmental factors.

LED screen ink is a specialized type of ink used in screen printing that cures under LED light rather than traditional UV light. This type of ink is gaining popularity due to its energy efficiency, environmental benefits, and compatibility with modern printing technologies.