Glass Industrial Inks
from Videojet Technologies, Inc.
Videojet inks and fluids are designed, tested and manufactured together, to function together at optimum performance levels, no matter what your application or production environment. [See More]
- Substrate: Aluminum; Ceramic; Glass; Metallic; Plastic; Wood
- Form: Liquid; Water (optional feature)
- Cure / Setting Technology: Film Drying
- Dispensing Method: Printing / Screen
from TherMark Holdings Inc.
Allows CO2, YAG, and fiber lasers to mark substrates with color [See More]
- Substrate: Ceramic; Glass; Other; Spandrel
- Coverage: 17 to 21
- Cure / Setting Technology: Laser Fused (Laser Marking)
- Thickness: 1.00E-3 to 0.0050
from BELL-MARK Corporation
Acetate base, resists solvents for marking on metal, glass, and plastics [See More]
- Substrate: Glass; Metallic; Plastic
- Coating Material: Acetate Based
- Cure / Setting Technology: Film Drying
- Form: Cartridge; Liquid
from Protavic America, Inc.
PTV 28997. The PROTAVIC ® C 3513 S is a pure silver-filled electro-conductive ink which is supplied as a single substrates, and is specially adapted for silk screen printing. Its characteristic features are: fineness, good electrical conductivity and good adhesion on all substarates, especially... [See More]
- Substrate: Aluminum; Anodized; Ceramic; Concrete; Glass; Metallic; Plastic; Steel; Wood
- Coating Material: Metal Filled; Resin; Silver
- Cure / Setting Technology: Thermoset
- Cure Temperature: 257
from Graphic Controls
Graphic Controls new line of solid inks for use in Markem ® printersare formulated with our customer needs in mind. Whether you have smallcharacter or large character ink jet printing systems, printing text,bar codes or graphics, Graphic Controls has a solution. . GraphicControls... [See More]
- Substrate: Aluminum; Glass; Plastic; Wood; Other
- Cure Temperature: 40 to 120
- Cure / Setting Technology: Film Drying
- Operating Temperature: 40 to 120
from Ruco USA, Inc.
Application Fields. Universal high-gloss 2 component UV screen printing ink for the printing of glass and ceramics. Substrates may differ in their surface properties or method of manufacture. Therefore, a suitability test must always be carried out before printing. Characteristics. This 2 component... [See More]
- Substrate: Ceramic; Glass; Metallic
- Dispensing Method: Printing / Screen