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Setaprint™ 1600 C is a phenolic-modified rosin ester with a high molecular weight that makes it ideal for combination with other resins, providing much formulation freedom. Its viscosity in linseed oil is medium to high. The resin shows medium solubility fused with medium to high viscosity in mineral distillates. Setaprint™ 1600 C is fast setting and suited to high speed presses. It also has low misting and tack features with less gelling and high gloss as added benefits. It is used in offsets, gel and let down varnishes, in sheet-fed inks and in web offset, heatset and coldset applications.
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Cinergi™ 1060 is a sheet-fed free-flow varnish that is tack stable and retains body in an ink at high shear temperatures. Its lithographic characteristics ensure the varnish produces a high print performance in long and short press runs. It has high gloss, good water balance with fast setting and low misting properties as added benefits. Cinergi™ 1060 is used in sheet-fed inks and wetting varnishes.
Cinergi™ 1061 is a sheet-fed fast setting gel varnish with high solids and medium quickset features that give it greater synergy and compatibility with a broad range of color systems. Inks that use the gel varnish show higher gloss and better color development and water balance. Cinergi™ 1061 is used in sheet-fed inks.
Cinergi™ 2000 E is a special varnish that is 100% non-volatile and is based on modified vegetable oil blends. The product displays high gloss, low bronzing and good film formation in special inks such as sheet-fed, metal deco and web-fed applications.
Cinergi™ 2091 A is a grinding and flushing vehicle that has been created to wet-out high pigment loads and to achieve maximum color development. It has good pigment wetting properties and shows press stability, high gloss, good transfer and leveling as well as fast set speeds. Cinergi™ 2091 A is used in sheet-fed and letterpress inks.