A copolymer adhesion promoter uses titanate and phosphate monomers to bond printing ink to plastic substrates.
A confidential information provision device deposits volatile organic compounds onto recording media to enable non-contact detection of printed content.
Broad spectrum near-infrared absorbents in aqueous ink maintain consistent drying performance despite variations in emission wavelengths.
Reduced isomaltulose fixes Blue No. 1 dye to printing surfaces, suppressing photodiscoloration and fading in normal humidity environments.
A bioink set combining biodegradable polyurethane and biopolymers with a divalent metal ion solution to enhance structural stability.
An acidic resin and amine compound dispersant neutralizes free pigment groups to prevent aggregation under shear stress.
Preliminary ejection nozzles clear pigment sedimentation in line heads, resolving the trade-off between high recording speed and reliable recovery operations.