Origin

China

UVS series silk-screen polish oil is applicable to silk screen being printed on diversified kinds of paper and film-covering materials, embodying the characteristics of high glossiness, abradability, high adhesiveness, non-bubble and non-pinhole, fast drying and non-yellowing.

Name	Typle	Applicable Materials	Main Purpose	Typical Features
UV Silk-screen Polish Oil	UVS-702	Paper	Glazing, protection	Rapid curing speed, high glossiness and resistant to smear and pull, remarkable resistance to chemical products、high adhesiveness、non-yellowing.
	UVS-703	OPP dull film
	UVS-704	OPP light film
	UVY-711D	Motor, car and other outdoors sticker labeling
	UVS-710K

Using Methods and Notice
　　Construction process: Mixing evenly, using 350-450 meshes silk screen to print, then ultraviolet rays curing.
　　The printing effect of presswork is relevant with the the applied material, working surroundings, temperature, printing pressure of printing press. Regaring to use the same variety of ink, it’s necessary to ensure the of aforementioned printing condtions being stable for avoiding the inconsistency of presswork effects between before-printing and postprinting.
　　The viscosity of gloss oil decides presswork quality, bringing obvious difference with temperature change. Firstly confirming the adaptable gloss oil viscidity and then ensuring the invariableness of printing viscosity of gloss oil while printing same batch of base materials.
　　Yellowing requires strict polishing oil of base materials, trying to shorten polishing period under the condition of ensuring drying Metalliized-paper varnish. If presswork stays under ultraviolet lamp for long time, yellowing phenomenon may be occurred to Metalliized-paper varnish.
　　Fully shining to dry must be done after oiling, otherwise non-abradability, conglutination, non-resistance to pull and poor adhesiveness maybe resulted in.
　　Cleaning mesh plate and drawknife apparatus regularly for avoiding superimposition.
　　Please use soap to clean immediately if the product being adhibited or spattered into skin.
　　Being preserved at light-avoiding and hot-avoiding places.

Packing: Five kilograms of tin packaging.