Analysis of Varnish and Matt Oil, Waterborne Varnish and Oily Varnish

The “oil” of the oil can be roughly divided into two types according to the gloss effect: bright oil (ie, lacquer) and matte oil (ie, matte oil); it can be roughly classified into water solubility: waterborne varnishes, oily varnishes, etc. . Both water and oily oils have bright and matte finishes.

Waterborne Varnish and Oily Varnish:

Water-based varnishes, ie water-based oils, are miscible with water and can only be used on oilers or on the glazing unit of printing presses; oil oils can be used on press units or on oilers or on printing The machine's glazing unit is used.

In addition, the two apply to the different types of glazing:

If the oily oil is used on a printing press, the PS or CTP plate is used, and the glazing of the water-based oil is usually a rubber plate or a resin plate, that is, the blanket is attached to the aluminum plate base or the sensitization of the drying. Resin version.