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BIB2 CL201
- CASE Ingredients Features
- Good Tinctorial StrengthHigh Color StrengthImproved Flexibility
A tinctorially strong fluorescent ink base for use in sheetfed, heatset and UV ink systems that prints in one pass at equivalent strength of a typical fluorescent ink base in two passes. BIB2 contains no traditional ink oils, which can attack rollers on UV presses.
Identification
- CASE Ingredients Functions
- Colorant
Product families
Applications
Printing & Packaging — Printing & Inks
- Flexography
- Offset & Lithographic Printing
Product Families
Pigments & Colorants — Color Pigments
- Photoluminescent Pigments
CASE Ingredients — Pigments & Colorants
- Dispersions & Masterbatches
Other characteristics
- Brand
- BIB2
- Color
- Blue (Fluorescent)
- End Uses
Flexography Ink, Lithographic Ink, Radiation Curable Coating, Radiation Curable Ink
- Pigment Type
- Fluorescent
- Markets
- Printing & Packaging
- Storage
When stored in a cool, dry environment, and containers are kept tightly closed, BIB2 bases are stable in can for many years. Ink base containers should be kept closed to minimize contamination.
- Cure
- Radiation Cure
- Coating Type
- Radiation Curable Coating
- Technology
- CASE Ingredients
- Pigments & Colorants
- Key Attributes
- High Color Strength
- Extra strength base offers formula flexibility and increased value in use.
- A complete palette of fluorescent colors
- Provides a wide range of color options
- Broad compatibility
- Formulations can be prepared in conventional and UV letdowns
- One shelf-stable base for both conventional and UV systems: Simplifies purchasing and inventory management
- Packaging Type
- Cans
- Ink and Toner Type
- Flexography Ink
- Lithographic Ink
- Radiation Curable Ink
- Application Methods
- Roller
- Principal Applications
- Sheetfed
- Heatset
- UV Litho
Technical data
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4 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Particle Shape | Spherical | — |
| Particle Size | 0.1 - 0.5 | microns |
| Shade | Invisible Blue | — |
| Viscosity (Undiluted, Laray viscometer, gram weight, 90°F) | 25 - 30 | Seconds |
