HIP ink is a UV curable ink set formulated for use in HP Industrial Printers - HP Scitex 9000, 10000, 11000, 15000 and 15500.
INXJet™ HIP UV based inks are optimized for curing by UV lamps on HP Industrial printers.
HIP is uniquely formulated to have good adhesion and flexibility on a wide range of digital graphic medias.
These inks are inteded for jetting with high conistency on the HP Scitex 9000, 10000, 11000, 15000 and 15500 printer models.
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Fast Curing
Lower Cost
Low Odor
Meets GRACol Standards
Formulated to achieve GRACol standards and G7 targets
Backed by INX International® Worldwide Ink Train Warranty for INXJet™ brand ink
Our customer experienced remarkable benefits using INX HSI.
By switching, they achieved 20% cost savings and superior print quality.
This case study details how HSI inks helped a leading commercial printer enhance their printing capabilities and boost profitability.
Discover the full story and learn how HSI inks can deliver exceptional results for your business.
Experience superior color quality and performance with our expertlyformulated inks tailored to various print configurations. Our process colorsfeature a clean yellow shade and a slightly violet magenta, resulting invibrant colors and unbeatable reds.
Read more about this product, you will find useful info and technical details about it, as theTemperature exposure and Jetting, Storage conditions, Shelf Life, and more.
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UV Curable inks are formulated to achieve optimum adhesion on commonly used flexible and rigid display graphics media as well as Acrylics and Polycarbonate. Specific media such as PE can be problematic so the customer should test these materials before the conversion. Many times the use of BondAid adhesion promoters can fix adhesion issues.
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These inks should be stored between 15° - 30°C (59° - 86°F). When stored properly inks have a 12 month shelf life.
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No temperature adjustments required during conversion. Inks can be used in jetting equipment with temperatures up to 60°C. Prolonged exposure to temperatures above 55°C however, should be avoided as long-term exposure to high temperatures can induce premature polymerization.
