Inkjet Receptive Coating For Media Films Material SiO2

Feature

Inkjet Receptive Coating for media films material SiO2 is a type of coating that is applied to media films to make them 

compatible with inkjet printing. SiO2, also known as silicon dioxide, is a common material used in coatings due to its 

excellent optical and physical properties.

The inkjet receptive coating is typically applied as a thin layer on the surface of the media film. It provides a smooth and uniform 

surface that allows the inkjet ink to adhere properly and dry quickly. This coating also helps to prevent ink bleed and smudging, 

resulting in high-quality prints.

SiO2 is chosen as the material for the coating due to its transparency, hardness, and chemical stability. It is resistant to abrasion, moisture, and UV radiation, ensuring the longevity of the printed images. Additionally, SiO2 has a high refractive index, which 

enhances the color vibrancy and sharpness of the printed images.

Inkjet receptive coatings based on SiO2 can be used on various types of media films, including photo papers, vinyl, canvas, and 

textiles. These coatings are typically applied using a coating machine or through a roll-to-roll coating process.

Overall, the inkjet receptive coating made from SiO2 is an essential component in the production of high-quality, durable, and 

vibrant prints on media films.

Use Method

Applicable to various types of coating machine, such as Rotogravure, Air-Knife coater.

Drying Method

Bake above 100 degree hot air drying.

Coating Weight

One side 15 g/m2 (Dry based)

Application:

The base of this product generally it is opalescent PET and Transparent PET.

Package

125KGS/Drum

Anticorrosion Pigments, Inkjet Receptive Coating, Matting Agent