Regular Silicon Dioxide Used For Injekt Receptive Coatings

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Regular silicon dioxide, also known as silica, is commonly used in inkjet receptive coatings for various applications. These 

coatings are designed to enhance the print quality and durability of inkjet prints on different surfaces, such as paper, textiles, 

ceramics, and plastics.

Silica is used in inkjet receptive coatings due to its unique properties. It has a high surface area and porosity, which allows it 

to absorb and hold the ink droplets in place, preventing them from spreading or bleeding. This helps to improve the sharpness,

color vibrancy, and resolution of the printed image.

Additionally, silica particles can also act as a binding agent, helping to adhere the ink to the substrate and providing better 

adhesion and durability. It also enhances the water resistance and smudge resistance of the prints.

Silica can be incorporated into inkjet receptive coatings through various methods, such as spray coating, dip coating, or roll 

coating. The concentration and particle size of the silica can be adjusted to optimize the coating's performance for different 

printing applications.

Overall, regular silicon dioxide is an essential component in inkjet receptive coatings, playing a crucial role in improving the 

print quality, durability, and water resistance of inkjet prints on various substrates.

Anticorrosion Pigments, Inkjet Receptive Coating, Matting Agent