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Silica dioxide, also known as silicon dioxide, is a common ingredient used in inkjet receptive coatings for various substrates,
including acrylic. It is a versatile material that provides several benefits to the coating, such as improved print quality, faster
drying times, and enhanced durability.
When selecting silica dioxide for an inkjet receptive Acrylic Coating, it is essential to consider the following factors:
1. Purity: Ensure that the silica dioxide is of high purity to prevent any impurities from affecting the coating's performance.
2. Particle Size: The particle size of the silica dioxide can impact the coating's smoothness and print quality. Smaller particle
sizes generally result in a smoother surface and better print resolution.
3. Surface Treatment: Some silica dioxide particles are surface-treated to improve their dispersibility and compatibility with the
acrylic binder. Look for surface-treated silica dioxide for better coating performance.
4. Compatibility: Make sure the silica dioxide is compatible with the other components of the coating formulation to ensure proper
adhesion and overall performance.
5. Cost-Effectiveness: Consider the cost of the silica dioxide and balance it with the desired performance characteristics to achieve
a cost-effective solution.
Overall, selecting a high-quality silica dioxide for an inkjet receptive acrylic coating can help improve the coating's print quality and
performance, making it suitable for various inkjet printing applications.
| Appearance | Milk White Water-based solution |
| Solid Content | 45±1% |
| PH Value | 6.5-8.0 |
| Viscosity | 50-400 mpa.s |
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