Solvent-based pad printing ink is made from a mixture of proprietary binders, resins and pigments. The pigments are pulverized and triple-milled to produce an extremely fine, premium quality pigment that gives the color. Solvent-based pad printing and screen printing inks typically consist of one or two components. An ink that only requires one component—solvent—to be combined is referred to as a one-component ink. Solvent is often applied at a rate of 15% of the ink's weight. The same ink can be found in a 2-component ink, however it can also take a hardener. Depending on the kind of ink, different hardener ratios are required, but generally hardener should be applied at a weight of 10% of the ink.

Rotary printing facilitates high-volume, effective output in a wide range of sectors. However, there have been questions raised about the health and environmental effects of the chemicals that are typically utilized in this procedure. But our solvent-based inks are ideal for rotary printing and devoid of phthalate, halogen, butyl glycolate, cyclohexanone, and aromatic solvents. Although it is free from harmful chemicals, our inks do not compromise on printing quality. Its remarkable opacity and adhesion qualities, which are optimized for rotary printing, guarantee vivid and durable prints on a range of surfaces. These inks give consistent results while printing on different types of substrates like metal, plastic, glass or textiles that are up to the highest quality and durability standards.

These inks come in different categories: highly opaque, highly glossy, fast drying, weather resistant, abrasion resistant, chemical resistant. These characteristics of inks facilitate their universal application.

This adaptability of our solvent-based ink makes it appropriate for a wide range of uses in numerous sectors. This ink meets regulatory standards for safety and compliance while ensuring prints stay vivid and long-lasting on everything from food packaging to industrial packaging. This ink performs exceptionally well in the field of textiles, providing superior color saturation and wash resistance.

This ink produces sharp, clear prints that improve brand exposure and identification for product labels, promotional materials, and other applications. It is crucial to use environmentally friendly alternatives, such as solvent-based inks devoid of hazardous chemicals. These developments not only lessen the industry's environmental effect but also open the door to a more sustainable future.