Simply put, solvent ink is a relatively inexpensive type of ink made to work in inkjet printers. In the world of ink the term solvent is used to mean any ink that is, in fact, not made with a water base. Have a question? Get an answer from online tech support now!
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Uses
Solvent ink's greatest application is in the printing of products that are to be used outdoors because of its ability to adhere to non-absorbent materials. Solvent ink also has the advantages of being fade proof, water proof and scratch resistant. These qualities enhance its usefulness in outdoor printing.
Components
There are three parts to solvent ink: the carrier fluid, pigment and resin. Technically, solvent ink refers only to the oil-based carrier portion of the ink that keeps the other components in liquid form and once applied to a surface through jetting dissolves. Pigments used to produce color in solvent ink
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