Pigments for printing ink usage are including offset ink, water based ink and solvent based ink.There are different grade for the different area.

But the same point we should focus on is:

viscosity : it decided the resistance to flow. If ink flows or pours readily, it has a low viscosity. If it refuses to pour at all, it has a high viscosity.

Transparent or opaque:  A transparent ink does not hide the color beneath it, but mixes with it to create a third color. Choosed by the customers.

Permanent: Permanent inks maintain their color and do not fade even though exposed to sunlight for long periods. They are especially suited to signs and posters. Permanent inks are also called “fast” inks.

No Fugitive: A fugitive ink is one that tends to lose its color and fade when exposed to long periods of sunlight.

Resistant: Resistant inks are made to withstand the action of gases, chemicals, heat, moisture, or scuffing.

Lakes: Lakes are body colors—not particularly strong or bright.

Toners: Toners are strong colors—highly concentrated.

Dispersion: if the ink has good dispersion means have the bright colorant with well-distributed print.

MIDA PIGMENT is delicate to offer the rising quality requirements in printing ink application

MIDA PIGMENT colors perform fine dispersion stability, defined particle size, brilliancy and wide range of color shades.

MIDA pigment colors are high reproducibility, reliability can be obtained optimum coloring results by careful selectionof pigment colors.

MIDA PIGMENT offered in the production lines are not intentionally added raw materials any of the prohibited substances abovethe limit of textile standard. It should comply with the standard listed in AP89-1,EN71-3,PCBS,ROHS6, AZO FREE,AND REACH ETC.