Nazdar 710, 759, and 770 series UV-curable inks are formulated for high-volume grand format print production using industrial drop-on-demand piezo printheads. These formulations accommodate high firing frequency operation across Ricoh Gen5, Ricoh Gen6, Konica Minolta 1024i, and Kyocera printhead architectures without open-time nozzle clogging or meniscus instability.
The 710 series is a flexible roll-to-roll ink engineered to withstand physical creasing, seam welding, and eyelet tensioning on heavy PVC banner, mesh, and soft signage polyester. The 759 series provides a dual-cure formulation for hybrid production environments, bonding consistently across flexible vinyl rolls and rigid display boards under both mercury arc and LED UV systems. The 770 series delivers maximum cross-linking density, achieving mechanical adhesion on low surface energy plastics including fluted polypropylene, untreated foam PVC, and styrene.
These grand format inks optimize ink consumption through high pigment loading, maintaining saturated solid fills at lower ink volume drops. The chemical formulation resists outdoor UV degradation, moisture, and chemical cleaning solvents without requiring protective liquid or film laminates. Supplied by Quality Print Services, these inks deliver consistent batch-to-batch viscosity for industrial print service providers. The chemical stability prevents ink sedimentation during extended machine downtime, ensuring reliable fluid delivery.
