What is nano-pigment printing?
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Nano pigment printing is a variant of ink-jet inkjet printing using pigments dyed with pigments (powders) with diameters no greater than 100nm (typical solvent and UV inks are colored with powders with diameters of approx. 1000nm or larger).
The use of nano-pigments gives the ink many positive attributes. Nano inks are much slower than conventional inks to consume heads and other components of the printer’s ink system. Such small particles of dye in a natural way, using, among others, nanoparticle attraction stick to the substrate, even if the material was not intended for digital printing.
Thanks to such properties of nano-pigment ink, we can create simple, stable in a trowel printing devices can print on almost any material.
Possibility of printing on almost any material
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Printing with nano inks allows you to use almost any material as the substrate. It does not matter if the substrate has been redy for digital printing or not. The printout occurs at a low temperature, so the material’s resistance (or lack thereof) to temperature is also not a limitation.
Plotters offered by NANOO allow the use of substrates for printing in the form of a roll or a plates or sheet.
The nano printing technology by NANOO has been tested on several hundred materials used in advertising industry, art and design.
Characteristics of printing on basic groups of substrates in the further part of the description.
Ecology, operator comfort, environmental protection
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There are several reasons why we can consider nanoprint technology as an ecological solution:
Nano-pigmented inks are not aggressive. NANOO technology based on solvents classified as non-toxic. After solvent evaporation prints are harmless and odorless.
Nano inks are extremely efficient, so we use very little. The amount of waste generated during the use of the printer is also minimal. Nanoprinters are energy-saving devices.
The use of nanoprint encourages the use of natural, ecological substrates such as glass, metals, ceramics, marble, granite, natural fabrics, paper, leather and many more.