Carton Coding Ink

Carton Coding Ink

Carton Coding Ink

1. Superior Adhesion to Diverse Substrates

  • Strong Bond Formation: The instantaneous UV curing process creates a robust, cross-linked polymer network that chemically and mechanically anchors itself to the substrate surface.

  • Broad Material Compatibility: This strong adhesion is effective on a vast range of materials—including plastics (e.g., PE, PP, PET), metals, glass, and treated surfaces—where traditional inks often struggle.

2. Exceptional Durability and Abrasion Resistance

  • High Cross-Link Density: The UV curing process creates a hard, dense, and highly cross-linked film that is resistant to scratching, scuffing, and abrasion.

  • Surface Protection: The tape-resistant film acts as a protective layer, shielding the printed graphic from mechanical damage during handling, transportation, and end-use.

3. Enhanced Product Quality and Reliability

  • Image Integrity: Prevents delamination or lifting of the printed image during post-processing steps (e.g., lamination, die-cutting, packaging with adhesive tapes) and throughout the product's lifecycle.

  • Maintains Aesthetic Appeal: Ensures that logos, text, and graphics remain intact and pristine, preserving brand image and product quality.

4. Resistance to Harsh Environments

  • Chemical Resistance: A highly cross-linked, tape-resistant film typically also offers excellent resistance to chemicals, solvents, fats, and oils.

  • Weather and Moisture Resistance: This property often correlates with better resistance to moisture, humidity, and other environmental factors, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.

5. Facilitates Downstream Processing and Testing

  • Reliability in Electronics: For printed electronics (e.g., circuit boards), tape resistance is a fundamental requirement to ensure that conductive traces do not peel off during assembly or testing, guaranteeing device reliability.

  • Passes Standardized Tests: Allows the end product to pass critical industry-standard tests for adhesion and durability, such as the ASTM D3359 (cross-hatch adhesion test) and ASTM F2252 (tape peel test).