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Hi-Res ink · solvent based

Hi-Res solvent-based inks

Hi-Res solvent-based inks in different colours for semi-porous and non-porous materials, in three drying speeds.

High contrastGood adhesionThree drying speeds

Colour: Black

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Available variants

Slow drying · P64 290General purpose ethyl lactate-based ink for semi-porous and non-porous surfaces, with high contrast and low printhead maintenance. Drying time from 30 to 40 seconds; good adhesion on plastic, metal and glass.

Medium drying · P64 590Cyclohexanone-based ink for semi-porous and non-porous surfaces, with high contrast and a drying time from 8 to 10 seconds; good adhesion on plastic, metal and glass.

Fast drying · P64 900Cyclohexanone-based ink for semi-porous and non-porous surfaces, with high contrast and a drying time from 4 to 6 seconds; good adhesion on plastic, metal and glass.

Where it works

PlasticGood adhesion

MetalGood adhesion

GlassGood adhesion

Semi-porous surfacesAll versions

Why this ink

Drying to suit the lineFrom 4–6 s (P64 900) to 30–40 s (P64 290).

Good adhesionOn plastic, metal and glass.

High contrastHigh contrast on semi-porous and non-porous surfaces.

Compatible printers

P2000Piezoelectric printer for logos, text and codes on boxes, up to 600 dpi.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to dry?

P64 290: 30 to 40 seconds. P64 590: 8 to 10 seconds. P64 900: 4 to 6 seconds.

Which materials does it adhere to?

Plastic, metal and glass (semi-porous and non-porous surfaces).

What are the chemical bases?

P64 290 is ethyl lactate-based; P64 590 and P64 900 are cyclohexanone-based.

Which colours are available?

Black, red, blue, yellow and white.

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