JS litho ink 1kg can

The secret of our ink lies in the special care paid in cooking a strong, adhesive binder, the most difficult aspect of manufacturing ink. When mixed with pigment, the vehicle offers a balanced water/ink relationship that does not produce an emulsion. Lithographic grounds are common to the manufacturing of all types of oil-based inks. Our binder is based on natural oils: oil, linen and soy, mixed with modern resins. The cooking temperatures of the oils oscillate between 200 and 300 degrees. A weak varnish necessitates one hour of cooking, while a strong varnish requires three. We have succeeded in reducing the part of the hydrogen carbons in half, thus also helping to preserve the environment.

Pigment and light fastness:

Lemon yellow PY98 -  6-7/8
Process yellow PY74 - 6-7/8
Warm yellow PY74 / PY34 - 6-7/8
Orange PO20 - 6-7/8
Vermillion red PR2 / PO20 - 6-7/8
Warm red PR2 - résistance 6-7/8
Rubine red PR48:4 - 6-7/8
Magenta PR122 - 6-7/8
Violet blue PV23 / PV15:3 - 8/8
Concentrated blue PV15:4 / PV23 - 8/8
Forrer blue (ultramarine) PB1 / PW6 - 4/8
Process blue PB15:3 - 8/8
Turquoise blue PB15:3 / PG7 - 8/8
Green PG7 - 8/8
Sepia PY74 / PR2 / PBk7 - 6-7/8
Black PBk7 / PBk61 - 8/8
Covering white PW6 - 8/8
Super opaque white PW6 - 8/8
Transparent lake PW24 - 8/8
Gold bronze - résistance 8/8
Silver aluminium - résistance 8/8
Copper - résistance 8/8
Fluor blue pantone 801C - 7/8
Fluor green pantone 802C - 2/8 *
Fluor yellow pantone 803C - 1/8 *
Fluor orange pantone 804C - 1/8 *
Fluor red pantone 805C - 1/8 *

* Non-lightfast colour. Use undiluted for maximum resistance. Note that blending reduces the resistance of the mixture.