Interesting inks. Must be fine for printing solder mask or top overlay.
I see using it in a flatbed inkjet printer like Volkan use.
Mike
--- On Sun, 7/19/09, drmail377 <drmail377@...> wrote:
From: drmail377 <drmail377@...>
Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Inkjet PCB ink
To: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, July 19, 2009, 11:40 AM
How would you go about trying these inks? Inject them into a consumer inkjet cartridge? These are designed for use with industrial/commerci al print heads like those from www.xaar.com, which plug into very expensive printers. Even if you could get them to work with a consumer printer, I would think it would be a stretch to find a printer capable of handling the thickness of a PCB.
Maybe use a commercial inkjet head and affix it to an inexpensive CNC router?
Hmmm...
--- In Homebrew_PCBs@ yahoogroups. com, bobd@... wrote:
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> Anybody tried this ink?
>
> http://www.hexionch em.com/Products/ Main.aspx? id=3630
>
> looks like 'Hexijet' and 'Hexilok' might be worth a try.
> They are UV curable resin based inks.
>
> note that they have White!
>
> I tried to email them, via the website, but it was rejected as
> undeliverable. Maybe someone local could call them (I'm in Australia)
>
> I rang Hexion Australia but they don't handle any of the inks here.
> They told me that the Hexium inks division is being sold off to
> Collins Inks (Ohio). I'm waiting on a reply from an email.
>
> Also, I found some inkjet inks that are made especially made for PCBs
>
> http://www.printar com/page. asp?cat=151& lang=1&type= 4
>
> Bob
>
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