Eco Ink

Eco Ink, from manufacturers like Jinan Apollo Ink Co., Ltd. and Shandong Apollo, is a line of eco-solvent inks for large-format, digital inkjet printers. It is designed for both indoor and outdoor applications, including vehicle wraps, banners, and point-of-sale displays.

• Environmental safety: Contains fewer volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and is less aggressive than traditional solvent inks, making it suitable for indoor printing without extensive ventilation. It is also packaged in recyclable containers.
• Performance: The ink is noted for fast drying, which improves productivity. It also offers good adhesion on a wide range of substrates, producing bright colors with a wide color gamut.
• Durability: Prints are highly resistant to weathering, fading, and UV rays, ensuring a long outdoor lifespan without lamination.
• Clog-free operation: Precision filtration is used to warrant clog-free printing.
• Color options: Available in standard Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black (CMYK), as well as Light Cyan and Light Magenta (Lc, Lm). 

• Large format printing: Ideal for creating banners, billboards, and posters on various materials like vinyl, canvas, and mesh.
• Outdoor applications: Durable and weather-resistant for use on vehicle wraps, fleet graphics, and outdoor signage.
• Retail displays: Adheres well to substrates like acrylic and cardboard for eye-catching, long-lasting point-of-sale displays.
• Textile printing: Can be used on polyester and canvas fabrics, creating durable colors that resist fading and washing. 

• Compatible printheads: Epson DX4, DX5, DX7, XP600, and i3200.
• Compatible printers: Widely used in large-format printers from manufacturers such as Mimaki, Roland, and Mutoh. 

• Compatibility: To ensure compatibility and optimal performance, check your printer and printhead model with the ink supplier before purchasing.
• Material usage: Eco-solvent ink is best suited for flexible materials, while UV inks are a better option for rigid or difficult-to-adhere-to materials.
• Drying time: Eco-solvent inks generally require heat and a longer curing time compared to UV inks.