Hybrid Filters Help Improve Digital Ink Production
31/08/2017 Amazon Filters Ltd
Amazon Filters has introduced the SupaPleat Plus Ink filter range to help digital ink manufacturers solve issues relating to inconsistent jetting.The increased complexity of ink formulations and the sensitivity of modern print head designs has led to an increased occurrence of blocking by particulates and microgels, this means effective filtration is paramount. Working with leading manufacturers of Digital Ink - Amazon Filters has developed a dedicated range of filters designed to provide optimum filtration for all print head technologies.
SupaPleat Plus ink filters employ an innovative hybrid filter design combining high depth melt blown media and pleated filter technology to ensure that small microgels and agglomerates are effectively removed while maintaining high flow rates and capacity. Research by Amazon Filters has produced a proprietary configuration of filtration layers in the SuperPleat Plus Ink filters that provides excellent classification to ensure high transmission of pigment while at the same eliminating unwanted contamination.
SupaPleat Plus Ink filters can also be supplied in a SupaClean housing format. This guarantees the ink purity and minimises clean down time between ink colour changes thereby increasing equipment productivity. The SupaClean housing also provides users with the ability to cap off and re-use filters for multiple batches leading to a reduction in operating costs of up to 60%. Supplied in the SupaClean housing, Superpleat Plus Ink filters minimise operator exposure to ink materials during filter change out, an especially important consideration with solvent based inks.
To learn more about SupaPleat Plus Ink filters please visit www.amazonfilters.com/applications/chemicals-coatings/digital-ink/
For more information, please contact:
Amazon Filters Ltd
Albany Park Estate
Frimley Road
Camberley
Surrey
GU16 7PG
UK
Tel: +44-1276-760600
Email: sales@amazonfilters.co.uk
Web: www.amazonfilters.com
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