Bringing 2D Ink Jet Into 3D Forming Applications
Don Sloan and Mike Plier discuss the use of monofunctional, low-crosslinking and heat-stable UV-curable inks
Year
2016
Company
EFI Electronics For Imaging
Author
Don Sloan, Mike Plier
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UV-curable ink-jet printing is one of the predominant imaging platforms in wideformat graphics production, thanks to the health and safety advantages they offer over solvent-based inks, their high productivity with nearly instant curing and superior adhesion, and the compatibility they offer with a broad range of media.
But some of the properties that make UV ink-jet such an attractive option also impose limitations in ink-jet's technical capabilities
Bringing 2D Ink Jet Into 3D Forming Applications
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