Eco-solvent Inkjet Receptive Coating Chemical Material

Silica dioxide, also known as silicon dioxide or silica, is a commonly used material in water-based inkjet receptive coatings 

for canvas. It is a white, powdery substance that is derived from natural sources such as quartz or sand.

Eco-solvent Inkjet Receptive Coating chemical material is a type of coating that is applied to various substrates such as paper, 

fabric, or vinyl to make them receptive to eco-solvent inkjet printing. This coating material helps to improve the adhesion and 

durability of the printed image, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting prints.

Some common chemicals used in eco-solvent inkjet receptive coatings include acrylic polymers, polyurethanes, and various 

additives such as surfactants and cross-linking agents. These chemicals work together to create a smooth and uniform surface 

that allows the ink to adhere properly and dry quickly, preventing smudging and smearing.

Overall, eco-solvent inkjet receptive coating chemical materials play a crucial role in ensuring high-quality and durable prints for 

various applications such as signage, banners, and posters.

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