Improving the mirror-like properties, scratch resistance, and coating durability of mirror ink, and achieving vibrant mirror surfaces by combining it with TOC-HF.
MIX-HF ink is a special overprint ink for TOC-HF ink and MIR mirror ink. Typically, the mirror layer formed by printing mirror ink on a polycarbonate substrate becomes cloudy when overprinted with standard screen ink, but using MIX-HF ink prevents clouding of the mirror surface. Additionally, MIR mirror ink alone is prone to scratches and has insufficient durability, but overprinting with MIX-HF ink improves scratch resistance and provides the necessary durability. It can be printed on polycarbonate and treated PET materials, and when combined with TOC-HF ink and the MIR mirror ink series, it offers excellent opacity, allowing for the formation of a mirror surface equivalent to silver vapor-deposited film, making it suitable for applications in home appliance display panels, membrane switches, and other products.
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【Usage】 - A topcoat for the mirror surface layer formed by printing with MIR mirror ink. - A topcoat when decorative printing is done with TOC-HF ink and MIR-HF51000 mirror silver. 【Features】 - It can improve scratch resistance and coating durability as a topcoat for MIR mirror ink. - By using it as a topcoat for TOC-HF ink and MIR-HF51000 mirror silver ink, it enables high gloss and high saturation coating expression. - Halogen (chlorine Cl, bromine Br) compounds are intentionally not used in the raw materials. ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
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We are also seriously addressing environmental issues. We quickly responded to the mission of modern society, which is environmental conservation and resource protection. We developed water-based inks that are highly safe and free of harmful substances ahead of other companies, successfully creating inks that are friendly to both people and the planet.
