Micropigmented inks ensure no bleeding
June 1st 2008 To suit a variety of end-user
Large Character Marking
(LCM) needs, Linx Printing
Technologies has expanded
its range of inks for the Linx
IJ600 high-definition large
character printer. In addition
to the Linx Black ink LC8120,
the new inks are Linx Red ink
LC8130, Linx Green ink
LC8140 and Linx Blue ink
LC8150.
The micropigmented inks
are designed for use with the
Linx IJ600 for coding on to
porous substrates where
image quality and code
legibility are important. They
are suitable
for wood,
ceramics,
paper and
card, giving
permanent
legible
codes.
Linx inks
for LCM are
oil-based
and dry rapidly on suitable
substrates. They have a low
odour and low volatility,
making them ideal for casecoding
in food applications.
Micropigments ensure codes
do not bleed. The printed
message resists most organic
solvents and Linx says it can
withstand outside exposure
in most environments for
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