C.I. Pigment Red 57:1 in the ink jet composition maintains color strength while keeping the cured coating under 5 μm for efficient rolling.
Alkyl methacrylate copolymer dispersant resolves viscosity-image density trade-offs by optimizing solvent affinity and steric stabilization.
Closed-loop circuitry adjusts pretreatment application based on detected surface repellency to prevent white ink permeation into dark fabrics.
Multiple thermoreversible gelling agents resolve the contradiction between image retention and rewriting speed without internal heating devices.
A multi-color ink set uses a specific gellant to gel upon cooling, ensuring consistent surface finish across diverse pigment types.
Superposing amino resin and graft copolymer inks boosts image density despite conventional non-aqueous ink limitations.
Ink jet recording method deposits reaction liquid and white ink composition onto fabric to suppress fluffing without pressure fixing.