Ink composition for cosmetic contact lenses
A technology for ink composition and contact lens, which can be applied in ink, application, household appliances, etc., and can solve the problems that silicone hydrogel contact lenses cannot be effectively applied
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Embodiment 1
[0137] By adding 9% by weight of black iron oxide pigment ( black 85E 172, Rockwood Italia SpA-Divisione Silo) was added to the varnish coating solutions listed in Table 1 to prepare ink compositions 1A-1D. Using a small ball mill ( Tube drive (UTTD) system, IKA) mixed ink. In addition, the ink can be further mixed manually for 30 minutes using a can roller or using an overhead mixer at 700 rpm to 1800 rpm.
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Embodiment 2
[0142] The varnish coats (varnish coats 1A-1D) were first printed on the front curve mold using a lab scale pad printer, and then printed over them using inks 1A-1D Typhoon pattern. The printed front curve molds were degassed under nitrogen for at least 12 hours. Printed contact lenses were manufactured in a glove box where the oxygen content was maintained between 0.5% and 5%. Approximately 100 microliters of RMM#1 listed in Table 2 were dosed into the printed front curve mold at ambient temperature. The time between dosing RMM#1 and placing BC is called "Dwell 1". Nominal dwell 1 time not to exceed 5 seconds unless otherwise specified. Then place the base surface mold on RMM#1. Next, place a clear quartz plate on top of the mold assembly. The tray including the mold assembly was then moved into a curing chamber at 60°C-70°C. The time between placing the weight and starting to cure is called "Dwell 2". Nominal dwell 2 not less than 5 minutes unless otherwise specified...
Embodiment 3
[0151] By adding 9% by weight of black iron oxide pigment ( black 85E 172, Rockwood Italia SpA-Divisione Silo) was added to the varnish coating solutions listed in Table 4 to prepare ink compositions 3A-3C. Using a small ball mill ( Tube drive (UTTD) system, IKA) mixed ink. In addition, the ink can be further mixed manually for 30 minutes using a can roller or using an overhead mixer at 700 rpm to 1800 rpm.
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