The Effects of Ink Viscosity on the Ink Permeability inside Newsprint and Offset Paper

Yong Gang Yang; Fu Ping Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.314-316.1359

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The Effects of Ink Viscosity on the Ink Permeability inside Newsprint and Offset Paper

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In order to explore the influence of ink viscosity on its permeability inside paper, three newsprints and three offset paper were firstly chosen to test their basis properties, then 5 ink samples including the original ink were prepared via adding different percentage printing varnish and their viscosities were measured. Under the definite printing condition, the 5 ink samples were printed on the surface of 6 papers with a printability tester respectively. At last, the ink penetrations inside these papers were all tested with a metallographic microscope. The study showed that the decreasing of ink viscosity would lead to the increasing of ink penetration depth, and paper properties had some effects on the ink permeability.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 314-316)

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Yong Gang Yang, Fu Ping Liu

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Ink Permeability, Ink Viscosity, Newsprint, Paper Properties, Printing Varnish

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