UVSF UV Curable ink for Spectra Starfire

UVSF UV Curable ink for Spectra Starfire

Description Premium quality UV ink for soft print media

Printing on the product with more than three years of outdoor durability. This INDUSTRIAL UV INK is specially designed for all UV printer that equipped with Starfire printhead.
Model: UVSF, Adhesion on a wide variety of flexible substrates

Additional Info IM-UVSK InkMall UV curable ink

Ink Brand	InkMall
Compatible Printers	Printers equipped with Starfire head
Product Number	IM-USF H/IM-USF S
Features	• VOC and odor-free • Strong durability, indoor 15 years, outdoor 3.5-5 years • Shelf life: 6 months for white color, 1 year for C M Y K • Perfect jet ability and instant curing, energy-saving • Excellent scratch resistance and color density
Ink Color	cyan, magenta, yellow, black, light magenta, Light cyan, white, gloss, clean liquid

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