Effects of Fillers on the Transfer Properties of UV Waterless Offset Ink

Ling Ya Gu; Kai Yuan Luo; Bei Qing Huang; Yin Di Song

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.262.510

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Effects of Fillers on the Transfer Properties of UV Waterless Offset Ink

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In order to investigate the effects of fillers on the transfer properties of UV waterless offset ink, four ink samples compound with different fillers(SiO₂ , CaCO₃ and Talc) were prepared, the flow curve, thixotropy and ink transferred ratio were tested, and the effects of rheological properties on ink-transfer were discussed. The results show that: all of four ink samples show a typical shear thinning characteristics. Sample use SiO₂ and CaCO₃ as fillers has a higher viscosity, and with the increase of shearing rate, the viscosity decreased sharply. Sample use SiO₂ and CaCO₃ as fillers has the minimum thixotropic area, and the minimum thixotropy. Sample use SiO₂ and Talc as fillers has the largest thixotropic area, and the largest thixotropy. Sample use SiO₂ and CaCO₃ as fillers has the highest ink transfer ratio.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 262)

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510-513

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December 2012

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Ling Ya Gu, Kai Yuan Luo, Bei Qing Huang, Yin Di Song

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Filler, Rheological Property, Transfer of Ink, UV Waterless Offset Ink

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