In the world of printing, ink is undoubtedly the most critical consumable. Our flatbed presses primarily use domestic inks, which are widely used due to their cost-effectiveness and availability. However, as technology continues to evolve, modern printing equipment is moving toward multi-color, high-speed, automated, and integrated systems. This shift has led to a growing demand for inks that meet more stringent performance requirements.
With the advancement of printing technology, color materials have become increasingly diverse. This new landscape has raised the bar for ink properties, requiring them to not only perform reliably but also adapt to various printing conditions. The evolving needs of the industry have brought about several key requirements for printing inks:
First, modern printing machines are designed for high-speed, multi-color online printing. Therefore, the ink must dry quickly after being transferred to the substrate. Rapid drying ensures smooth operation and meets the demands of fast-paced production environments.
Second, the ink should not dry too quickly on the fountain and rubber rollers. If it dries prematurely, it can cause problems like ink starvation or uneven distribution, which may affect print quality and reduce efficiency.
Third, the ink must be chemically stable and non-corrosive to the printing plate. It should not damage the plate over time, ensuring long-lasting performance and consistent print quality.
Fourth, the ink’s color and gloss need to remain consistent across batches. Pigment particles should be finely and uniformly distributed to prevent issues like mottling or fading. Additionally, each color should maintain its integrity when overprinted, with good opacity unless it's a transparent ink.
Fifth, inks must be compatible with different printing methods and equipment. For example, offset inks require water and acid resistance, while gravure inks need to evaporate quickly to avoid buildup on the cylinder.
Sixth, good anti-blocking properties are essential. The ink should not stick to itself or the substrate immediately after printing, preventing smudging and ensuring clean, sharp prints.
Seventh, the fineness of the ink is crucial. Fine pigment particles ensure even distribution in the binder, reducing the risk of defects such as dot gain or clogging.
Beyond these, modern printing inks must also exhibit heat resistance, lightfastness, acid and alkali resistance, and strong adhesion. They should produce vibrant, lasting colors without fading or bleeding. In packaging applications, abrasion resistance is particularly important to ensure durability during handling and storage.
Meeting all these requirements is essential for improving both printing efficiency and product quality. It remains a key challenge for ink manufacturers and an area that requires continuous innovation. For printing companies, solving these issues is vital to staying competitive in today’s fast-moving market.
Wire Backed Silt Fence
Wire backed silt fence (WBSF) is constructed with a three or four feet high wire scrim, covered with a woven poly propylene filter fabric. The galvanized steel scrim supports the fabric in an upright position even under substantial loads of silt and water. A fabric apron extending beyond the wire is also available.
Features & Uses
ŸMaterials: Galvanized Welded Wire Mesh with fabric 100%PP
ŸColor: Black, Orange
Uses: Erosion control, Silt control at construction sites, Required in some jurisdictions
Benefits
A more robust silt fence
ŸUV resistance
ŸCan hold more silt before it needs to be cleaned
ŸCan double as a safety fence around a job site
ŸEasily attached to existing wire site fences
Specification
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Wire mesh
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Fabric
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Heght
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Length
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Opening
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Wire (AWG)
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Height
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Weight
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36''
24''
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100'
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4'' x 4''
4'' x 2''
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12 Gauge
14 Gauge
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48''
36''
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50 gsm
70 gsm
90 gsm
100 gsm
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Wire Mesh Silt Fence,Wire Backed Silt Fence,Woven Wire Fence
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