Polyamide resin is reacted from dimer acid and diamine. This product is mainly used in gravure plastic printing inks and paper printing inks. It has very good adhesion on polyethylene material, especially be fit for printing on polyethylene film, plastic film such as tinsel composite laminated film. The printing ink which is made from this polyamide resin has good adhesion, high gloss, low freezing point, good solvent release and good compatible with nitrocotton. We are producing 2 types of Polyamide resin at present. Type 1: Common use for gravure plastic printing ink, flexographic ink Item Specification Co-solvent polyamide resin Alcohol soluble polyamide resin SM-550L SM-550 SM-550H SM-560 SM-960 Acid value (mgKOH/g) ≤ 5 5 5 5 5 Amine value (mgKOH/g) ≤ 5 5 5 5 5 Viscosity (mpa.s/25 οC) 70-100 100-140 140-170 170-200 120-170 Softening point (οC) 105-118 105-118 105-118 105-118 115-125 Color (Fe-Co) ≤ 8 8 8 8 8 Freezing point ≤ 2 2 2 2 2 Note: viscosity of co-solvent polyamide resin, 40% solid, solvents are xylene: isopropanol: alcohol=4:3:3, by rotation method. Viscosity of alcohol soluble polyamide resin, 50% solid, solvent is alcohol, rotation method. Type 2: Specialize for untreated PE/PP gravure ink it has excellent adhesion to untreated PE/PP. Meanwhile, it has outstanding adhesion to treated PE/PP and aluminum foil as well. As printing ink applied both to untreated and treated PE/PP, which has wide range of adaptability. Item Index Acid Value mgKOH/g <15 Amine value mgKOH/g <3 Softening point ºC 90~100 Viscosity 30-70 mpa.S/25ºC Mixing Proportion: 40% resin, 60% solvent (Xylol: ethylalcohol:IPA=4:3:3 Color size ≤12 According to customer's request, we also can produce polyamide resin with excellent freezing resistance or high temperature resistance. So if you have any questions, pls contact us now.

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The adhesion of the ink film on the substrate is called the adhesion fastness of the ink. In plasticgravure printing, there are many factors that affect the adhesion fastness of ink on the surface ofthe substrate. Only by comprehensive analysis and evaluation of ink components, solvent properties, and substrate properties can the ink’s adhesion fastness be fundamentally improved. The test of ink adhesion fastness is generally measured by scotch tape sticking and pulling. If the ink is transferred in a large area or completely after sticking and pulling, it means thatthe ink has poor adhesion on the printing film. Poor ink adhesion will cause a large area or all ofthe ink to transfer when the composite film is unrolled, resulting in low composite strengthand affecting the use of composite packaging bags. The ratio of true solvent to false solvent in the ink solvent will also affect the ink adhesionfastness. Although the false solvent cannot actually dissolve the resin, its cooperation withthe true solvent can make the polarity of the mixed solvent system adjustable in a wide range,so as to adapt to the polarity of the ink resin itself and achieve the best solvency. Resin molecules are stretched microscopically in a solvent system with suitable polarity, which isconducive to dispersion and wetting during the grinding process with pigments, and formsa uniform package state. However, if the proportion of the false solvent is out of balance,the stability of the resin system will deteriorate, the microscopic resin molecules will becomecurled, and even multiple resin molecules will be entangled and wrapped by the false solvent,which will not be well formed with the pigment particles during the dispersion process.Very good wetting will affect the uniformity of ink fixation and film formation on the surface of the substrate, and the adhesion will decrease. It can be seen that in plastic gravure printing inks, there are many factors that affect theadhesion fastness of the ink on the surface of the substrate. Only by comprehensively consideringthe performance indicators of the ink can the ink have a fundamental impact on the adhesionfastness. While improving, it will not affect other properties of the ink. Sunman Resins can improve quality of your ink. Such as: glossiness, adhesion, fast drying, yellow resistance, leveling, weather resistance and pigment wettability. So if you have any questions, contact us now.

Types: 1. Thermoplastic Paint :This type of paint is heated to a molten state before application, allowing it to bond effectively with the road surface upon cooling. Applied using heat, thermoplastic paint forms a durable bond with the road surface, capable of withstanding heavy traffic and harsh weather conditions. 2. Cold Plastic Paint: Cold plastic road marking paint is a two-component system comprising a resin base and a curing agent. It offers excellent adhesion, durability, and visibility, even in harsh weather conditions. Cold plastic paint is commonly used for road markings in urban areas and crosswalks. 3. Epoxy Paint: Offering exceptional durability and resistance to chemicals and abrasion, epoxy paint is commonly used for indoor applications such as parking garages and warehouses. It provides long-lasting, high-visibility markings. 4. Water-Based Paint: Water-based road marking paint is environmentally friendly and easy to apply. It contains water as a solvent, making it safer for the environment and applicators. Although not as durable as thermoplastic or cold plastic paint, water-based paint is suitable for temporary markings and low-traffic areas. Composition： Road marking paints are typically composed of three main components: Binders: Binders hold the pigment particles together and adhere the paint to the road surface. Common binder materials include acrylic, epoxy, and thermoplastic resins. Pigments: These provide color and visibility to the markings. Reflective pigments, such as glass beads, may also be added to enhance visibility at night or in low-light conditions. Solvents: Solvents help maintain the paint’s viscosity during application and facilitate drying. Environmentally friendly formulations may use water-based solvents instead of traditional volatile organic compounds (VOCs).