Silica Dioxide For Clear Inkjet Receptive Paint

Feature

Silica dioxide, also known as silica or silicon dioxide, is a commonly used ingredient in clear inkjet receptive paint. It is a 

naturally occurring mineral that is found in abundance in the Earth's crust. Silica dioxide is known for its high chemical 

stability, low toxicity, and excellent optical properties, making it an ideal choice for clear inkjet receptive paint.

In clear inkjet receptive paint, silica dioxide is used as a key component to create a smooth and receptive surface for inkjet 

printing. It acts as a binder, helping to hold the paint particles together and adhere to the surface. Additionally, silica dioxide 

provides improved ink absorption and prevents ink bleeding or smudging.

The presence of silica dioxide in clear inkjet receptive paint also enhances the clarity and sharpness of printed images. It 

helps to reduce the spread of ink on the surface, resulting in crisp and vibrant prints. Moreover, silica dioxide can improve

the durability and longevity of printed materials by providing a protective layer against moisture, UV radiation, and other 

environmental factors.

When formulating clear inkjet receptive paint, manufacturers carefully select the type and particle size of silica dioxide to 

achieve the desired properties. Different grades of silica dioxide can be used to control the smoothness, glossiness, and ink 

absorption characteristics of the paint.

Overall, silica dioxide is a crucial ingredient in clear inkjet receptive paint, contributing to its ink absorption, print clarity, and 

durability. Its use ensures high-quality prints with excellent color reproduction and sharpness.

Application:

Used as base primer coated for Eco solvent pigment, Eco solvent dyes Inkjet Receptive Coating.

Anticorrosion Pigments, Inkjet Receptive Coating, Matting Agent