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Aug 23,2025
In printing, choosing the right plate impacts quality, efficiency, and stability. For commercial printing, packaging, or publishing, understanding key plate types—paired with factors like substrate and print volume—is critical. This guide breaks down three core types, with their key traits, advantages, and uses—based on industry facts.

Aug 20,2025
Printing plates are the key to turning digital designs (like flyers, book pages, or posters) into physical prints. These thin, durable sheets—usually metal, plastic, or aluminum—hold a design’s “blueprint” and transfer ink onto materials via a printing press. For years, traditional printing plates relied on messy chemicals and extra steps (soaking, drying) that slowed work and created waste. Today, Thermal CTP Plates have simplified this process, making modern printing smarter and more efficient.

Aug 18,2025
In the modern printing industry, where balancing high quality, efficient cycles and cost control is key, printing plate selection directly impacts operational efficiency and product competitiveness. For businesses handling long-term bulk orders or multi-category tasks, flexible plates are a reliable solution—they address industry pain points like frequent replacements and inconsistent batch quality, becoming essential in packaging, label and book printing.

Do you know what the recognized environmentally friendly printing materials are?

May 24,2024

Publisher : Mike Dooley

The solvent of water-based ink is water, which significantly reduces the amount of organic solvent emission compared with general ink, prevents air pollution, is not easy to burn, has stable ink properties, bright colors, does not corrode the plate material, simple operation, low price, and adhesion after printing Good, strong water resistance, fast drying, especially suitable for packaging printed materials such as food, beverages, medicines, etc., and is recognized as an environmentally friendly printing material. Water-based inks are generally used for printing paper products and paper-plastic composite products. Although the solvent of water-based ink must be water, or mixed with a small amount of solvents such as alcohols.

The binders of water-based inks are all water-soluble resins or water-dispersible resins, which have a significant effect on the viscosity, adhesion, gloss, and adaptability of the dryer. Using rosin-modified maleic acid resin as a linking material to make printing inks can only be used for printing, and it cannot meet the gloss and water resistance requirements of medium and high-end packaging printing. Urethane resin has good stability, but printing adaptability and solubility are slightly poor. Styrene modified maleic acid resin, water-based amino resin, polyvinyl alcohol and carboxymethyl cellulose can also be used. The resin generally contains Hydrophilic groups such as carboxyl groups, hydroxyl groups, and amine groups can be used as binders for water-based inks.

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