Key Features of Sheet Fed Offset Printing Inks

• Offset lithography is heavily oriented towards the printing of Paper and board substitute, which process a significant degree of absorbency.
• This enables penetration and setting to play major roles in drying and adhesion in must sheet-fed work. However, a range of foil and plastic stocks are printed lithographically, either with oxidation drying or UU curing formulations.
• The Sheetfed Process Colors are based on visco-elastic vehicle technology and are suitable for a wide range of sheetfed offset presses. Their inbuilt robustness offers a greater flexibility and hence they perform well on a broad spectrum of printing conditions.
• Suitable for printing on a wide range of stock, they have an enhanced print sharpness and facilitate fast setting with excellent gloss.
• Improved press performance, greater cost efficiency and excellent work & turn, are the demands with the operation of the latest generation of high speed, automated presses.
• The process colors designed are versatile to suit a broad spectrum of printing conditions.