Recommended materials for UV Inkjet printing

Guangdong Bossin Novel Materials Technology Co., Ltd. is a hi-tech enterprise specializing in the R&D, production, sales and technical services of UV/EB curable materials, with honors of National Hi-Tech Enterprise, Contract-honoring & Trustworthy Enterprise in Guangdong Province, etc. Standing on the forefront of UV/EB curable material industry, Bossin has successfully applied for dozens of invention patents. “Customer priority and quality optimization” are our consistent service concept.

As a manufacturer of UV curable resins, this time, Bossin would like to introduce several UV curable materials designed for Inkjet applications.

Nail polish, also known as UV nail polish or LED-cured nail polish, is an upgraded version of nail polish that incorporates the characteristics of photo-curable products. It cures under LED UV irradiation to form a durable and long-lasting nail art effect. As a key material in the nail care industry, it has become the mainstream choice for modern nail art due to its excellent performance and versatile applications.

As an advanced digital printing technology, UV inkjet technology boasts significant advantages over traditional printing methods (such as offset printing, screen printing, and flexographic printing) in multiple aspects. Below is a comparative analysis of UV inkjet technology in terms of efficiency, environmental friendliness, image quality, and more.

UV inkjet technology is an advanced printing process that combines inkjet printing with ultraviolet (UV) curing technology. In recent years, it has been widely adopted across various industrial sectors. Its core principle involves ejecting UV ink onto the surface of a substrate via an inkjet printer, followed by immediate curing of the ink under ultraviolet irradiation. This technology not only achieves high-precision and high-efficiency printing results but also offers significant advantages such as environmental friendliness and energy savings.

A privacy screen protector is a type of screen film designed to protect visual privacy, commonly used on devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Its primary function is to prevent onlookers from viewing the screen content from side angles. The composition of a privacy screen protector typically consists of the following layers.

B-251 is a difunctional Polyurethane Acrylate (PUA) with medium molecular weight. It offers excellent flexibility of the cured film, fast curing speed, and good wetting properties on black ink.

In summary, the anti-peeping principle of anti-spy films relies on the internal micro-louver structure to control light propagation. This ensures that screen content can only be clearly seen within a certain front-facing angle, while it becomes blurred or invisible from the side due to light obstruction, thus protecting the screen content from being peeped at by others.