Silica Dioxide For Inkjet Receptive Acrylic Coatings

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Silica dioxide is a common additive used in inkjet receptive acrylic coatings to improve the coating's surface properties 

and enhance its ink absorption capabilities. The addition of silica dioxide helps to create a smooth and uniform surface 

for printing, allowing for sharper and more vibrant images to be produced.

Inkjet receptive acrylic coatings are used on various substrates such as paper, canvas, and other media to provide a receptive 

surface for inkjet printing. The silica dioxide in these coatings helps to control the absorption and spreading of ink, resulting in 

more precise and accurate printing.

Overall, silica dioxide is an essential component in inkjet receptive acrylic coatings, helping to enhance the performance 

and quality of printed images.

Anticorrosion Pigments, Inkjet Receptive Coating, Matting Agent