Solvent-Based TIJ Ink
Our solvent-based TIJ inks provide new solutions to old problems encountered when printing on difficult substrates. Water‑based inks just aren’t made to print well on certain substrates, but that’s where solvent‑based inks have true value. We’ve expanded our array of high-quality solvent‑based inks to include new applications:
- Polystyrene Foam
- Varnishes
- Plastics
- Foils
- Glass
OUR NEWEST INK
Sigma, a revolutionary solvent ink with superior decap time, richer blacks & longer shelf life.
Our experts were able to create a solvent-based ink designed to meet the specific needs of your substrate and operating environment.
Sigma, Kao Collins newest solvent ink for HP technology, delivers unparalleled performance. Our chemists set out to raise the bar.
- Curing: Instant and without heat
- Deeper Black: Improved dye delivers richer black and crisp results
- Durability: Light-fast, heat and water-resistant
- Shelf Life: Double the competition
- Viscosity: Excellent decap time of over 4 hours
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Our customers have relied on these other solvent-based inks to solve many common printing problems.
- Bear ink is a black ink that does not require a UV curing lamp, and often, does not need a conventional infrared dryer.
- Shark ink performs well in very humid packaging environments and provides low maintenance, good adhesion, and water-fastness.
- Sigma ink for HP 45si offers industry-leading decap time 4 times other brands. The ink delivers a richer black that adheres to more challenging substrates.
- Sirius ink is formulated for adhesion to tough substrates and retains a high optical density.
- Solv-Jet ink is formulated to print on difficult substrates while maintaining a darker image and improved long-term recovery.
Interested in our solvent‑based inkjet inks?
Reach out to our expert team and we’ll be happy to help you.
Solvent-Based Piezo DOD Ink
For Piezo DOD printheads, our solvent‑based inks are used in fast dry, spot colors, and specialty formulations. Common substrates that are used with solvent‑based Piezo DOD inks include a variety of porous substrates like paper and PVC.