SS-326 Silica Dioxide Powder For Ink Coat

Pure silica can indeed be used as a Matting Agent in printed ink coatings, providing a matte or satin finish to the printed surface.

Here's how pure silica functions as a matting agent:

Matting Efficiency: Silica particles are highly efficient at reducing glossiness in printed ink coatings, creating a matte appearance.

The particle size and distribution can be adjusted to achieve the desired level of gloss reduction.

Surface Treatment: Surface-treated silica particles improve dispersion and compatibility with ink coatings, enhancing stability and

reducing agglomeration. Surface treatment also minimizes dusting and improves handling properties.

Compatibility: Pure silica matting agents are compatible with various ink coating formulations, including solvent-based, water-based,

and UV-curable inks. They can be incorporated into different ink systems without adversely affecting stability or performance.

Rheological Properties: Silica matting agents do not significantly alter the viscosity or flow behavior of ink coatings. The coatings

maintain suitable rheological properties for efficient application and drying processes.

Adhesion and Durability: Silica matting agents enhance the adhesion and durability of the ink coating on various substrates. They

help maintain the integrity of the matte finish under handling, abrasion, and environmental factors.When selecting a pure silica matting

agent for printed ink coatings, consider factors such as particle size, surface treatment, compatibility, and matting efficiency. Conducting

compatibility tests and optimizing formulation parameters can help achieve the desired matte finish and performance in printed ink coatings.

Additionally, consult with suppliers or experts in ink chemistry to select the most suitable silica matting agent for your specific application

requirements.

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