ProTone Series – TB
- Printing Technique: Flexographic Machine
- Substrate: White and Brown Kraft Paper, Tissue Paper, etc.
- Recommended Application Area: Corrugated Cardboard, Paper Cups, Tissue Paper, etc.
Product Overview
This ink has been specially developed for manufacturers seeking high print quality on kraft paper, corrugated cardboard, and paper cup surfaces. Thanks to its water-based formulation, it offers an environmentally friendly solution while providing excellent performance in flexographic printing systems. With stable viscosity and strong color intensity, it ensures high efficiency in production processes.
Key Features
- Good ink transfer: Provides even and uniform ink distribution on the surface.
- Excellent printability: Offers sharp and high-quality results in fine details and small text.
- Strong color depth: Provides a vibrant and rich color appearance.
- Good water tolerance: Allows maximum dilution during printing.
- Good rub resistance: Increases surface durability; provides protection against scratches and abrasion.
- Easy to clean: Does not dry on equipment and is easily cleaned with water.
Technical Information
- Viscosity: 18 – 50 seconds (DIN CUP 4, 25°C)
- Dilution Ratio: Depending on the ink color, dilution with water at a rate of 10% – 20% is recommended
- Printing System: Suitable for flexographic printing machines
Application Recommendations
- Ensure the ink mixture is homogeneous before printing.
- If necessary, adjust the viscosity by mixing at a low speed.
- During long printing stops, clean the anilox and plates with water to prevent drying.
Storage and Shelf Life
- Unopened Packaging: Can be stored for up to 6 months in a cool, shaded place away from direct sunlight.
- After Opening: It is recommended to use it within a short time for best performance.
- Viscosity may increase at low temperatures; stir to bring it to room temperature before use.
Usage Areas
- Production of corrugated cardboard and various paper packaging
- Paper cup printing
- Printing on paper napkins, towels, tissues, etc.
