Depending on the temperature requirements are the same and the temperature change ink is divided into three varieties.
Color varieties: yellow, red and gold , red , gravel for gardens, pink, royal blue , sky blue , green , malachite green , dark green, dark brown , black.
Third , reversible thermosensitive color inks : oil change color ink itself is very shallow , after heating the ink color darkens the color changed again after the temperature returns back.
This section temperature change ink product luminous paint our company is only 60 degrees Celsius color varieties.
Color varieties: No - rosy red, green, malachite green , blue, dark brown .
Peroxides, ester compound and the fluorescent dye: peroxides and Esters react after the reaction energy to the fluorescent dye, then the dye to fluoresce. Currently on the market is usually the common fluorescent substance placed a lance material sandwich, sandwich isolated inside and outside peroxides and esters, after rubbing, two compounds react makes fluorescent dyes glow in the dark dye .
2018年7月17日星期二
2016年11月8日星期二
How to Use Glow Paint?
1.The luminous paint should be evenly stirred before using, you can dilute it with clean water if its too sticky. Please do not add any other materials into the paint to avoid transforming the chemical property.
2.It’s better brush spray the glowpaint by two steps: First, brush spray one layer of white paint as the premier paint, then, brush spray the water-based acrylic glow in the dark dye (good adhesion between the two layers must be confirmed). By this way the luminous effect can be improved about 40%.
3.The thickness of glowpaint should be more than 150um to get better luminous effect.
2016年8月23日星期二
Application field of glow in the dark dye
The finished articles made of our glow in the dark powder can be widely applied not only in personal consumption, such as switch, arts, garment, shoe and cap, stationeries, clock, fishing gear, crafts, gym articles and so on, but also luminous paint in architecture, decoration, conveyor carrier, military equipment, fire fighting emergency system (entrance and exit sign, indicating system of fleeing and life-saving) etc.
2016年6月20日星期一
The function of glow in the dark material
The photoluminescent pigments are mainly applied as an additive to liquid mediums, printing plastisol, plastics of all types, glass, porcelain glazes, inks and other transparent media to achieve the self-luminescent affects. These unique and versatile photo luminous paint may be extruded or injection molded into most plastics and incorporated into most resins, coatings and clear mediums.
2016年5月15日星期日
Realglow glow in the dark dye for many area
This kind of glow in the dark dye is neutral in color, with a white to off-white powder appearance, and is not noticeable when incorporated into security inks, fibres and papers. When irradiated with 365 nm UV light, the pigment emits fluorescent radiation of yellow, green, orange, red, blue and violet colors and so is immediately identifiable.The common applications are in postage stamps, currency notes, credit cards, lottery tickets, security passes, etc. A similar range of luminous paint are also offered for architectural decoration applications, such as in hotels and restaurant, discothequest and night clubs, gymnasiums and other public entertainment places for outstanding visible effects.
2016年5月3日星期二
Fluorescent paints and black-light effects
Fluorescent paints offer a wide range of pigments and chroma which also 'glow' when exposed to the long-wave "ultraviolet" frequencies (UV).
Glow in the dark material UV frequencies are found in sunlight and some artificial lights, but they—and their glowing-paint applications—are popularly known as black light and 'black-light effects', respectively.In luminous paint the visible light component—sometimes known as "white light"—tends to be reflected and perceived normally, as colour; while the UV component of light is modified, 'stepped down' energetically into longer wavelengths, producing additional visible light frequencies, which are then emitted alongside the reflected white light. Human eyes perceive these changes as the unusual 'glow' of fluorescence.
Glow in the dark material UV frequencies are found in sunlight and some artificial lights, but they—and their glowing-paint applications—are popularly known as black light and 'black-light effects', respectively.In luminous paint the visible light component—sometimes known as "white light"—tends to be reflected and perceived normally, as colour; while the UV component of light is modified, 'stepped down' energetically into longer wavelengths, producing additional visible light frequencies, which are then emitted alongside the reflected white light. Human eyes perceive these changes as the unusual 'glow' of fluorescence.
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