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Edible medicinal ink

A technology of medicinal ink and cellulose acetate, which is applied in the fields of ink and pharmacy, can solve the problems of quick drying, increase the controllability of production and processing, easy entanglement and clumping, etc., and achieves the effect of meeting the requirements of capsule printing.

Active Publication Date: 2011-06-29
武汉科亿华科技有限公司
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Benefits of technology

This patented inventive medicine ink has been developed by adding certain chemical agents like glucansulfonates (cellulosic acid) instead of starches used as binders between sugar molecules together. It also includes colorants added during production to improve its printability onto hard surfaces. Overall, this new type of material provides better results than previous methods due to improved properties from both raw materials and manufacturing processes.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed in this patented technology is how to create a stable liquid medicine containing colorings without adding any substances like glue or binding agents into the formulation itself.

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Embodiment 1

[0014] White ink composition one:

[0015] Various raw materials (parts by weight):

[0016] Cellulose acetate succinate 10

[0017] Titanium dioxide 10

[0018] Tween-20 0.05

[0019] Span -80 0.05

[0020] Glycerin 3

[0021] Acetone 5

[0022] Ethanol make up to 100

[0023] Implementation process:

[0024] In the production environment with the required purification degree, during the stirring process, dissolve the cellulose acetate succinate in the solvent (absolute ethanol), and let the resulting solution stand for 48 hours. When the impurities in the solution settle, take it out The upper transparent liquid is the resulting connecting material; the connecting material, pigment, Tween-20, Span-80, glycerin, acetone and the remaining ethanol are mixed and placed in a sand mill for grinding at a grinding speed of 3000 revolutions, 90 minutes, you can get the finished edible ink.

[0025] Three concentrations of binder are selected, 45%, 30%, 20% (that is, binder obtained by dissolving c...

Embodiment 2

[0034] White ink composition two (parts by weight):

[0035] Cellulose acetate titanate 3

[0036] Titanium dioxide 3

[0037] Span-80 0.04

[0038] Glycerin 0.5

[0039] Acetone 20

[0040] Isopropyl alcohol to make up to 100

[0041] The preparation process is the same as in Example 1.

[0042] Comparison of printing effect between the ink of the present invention (referred to as this product) and imported ink

[0043] Ink

Embodiment 3

[0045] White ink composition three (parts by weight):

[0046] Cellulose acetate succinate and cellulose acetate titanate (1:1) 3-4

[0047] Titanium dioxide 7

[0048] Tween-20 0.02

[0049] Span-80 0.02

[0050] Glycerin 1.5

[0051] Acetone 10

[0052] N-Butanol Make up to 100

[0053] The preparation process is as in Example 1.

[0054] The ink performance is as follows

[0055] Smooth edges

Uniformity

Smearing

Plumpness

Initial dryness (mm)

excellent

excellent

excellent

good

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[0056] The overall performance index of the finished medicinal ink and its comparison with similar foreign products (colorcon's OPACODE series ink)

[0057] Comparison of printing effect between the ink of the present invention (referred to as this product) and imported ink

[0058] Ink

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Abstract

The invention relates to edible medicinal ink which comprises pigments, solvents and a binder, wherein the binder is cellulose acetate phthalate and/or cellulose acetate succinate. The edible medicinal ink uses the cellulose acetate succinate and/or the cellulose acetate phthalate as the binder, and the pigments in various colors and pharmaceutically applicable solvents such as ethanol, propanol or butanol and the like are used as auxiliary materials, thereby forming the edible medicinal ink with excellent quality. The performance of the edible medicinal ink for word printing on the surfaces of medicinal hollow capsules, tablets and the like is better than that of similar products, and the edible medicinal ink can well meet the requirements on word printing on the capsules against differences of word printing equipment, differences in gelatin sources and quality, different companies, different regions and different formulas of the hollow capsules.

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