Ceramic ink is a suspension or emulsion containing a special ceramic powder, usually including a solvent, dispersant, binder, surfactant, and other auxiliary materials. The nanoscale grinding machine can grind the particles into the nanoscale so that they can be printed on ceramic tiles through inkjet technology to realize the personalization and functionalization of architectural ceramics.
This kind of ink is different from ordinary UV ink, the high-temperature resistance that can reach 700 ° or even higher, and the high-temperature resistance of ordinary UV ink has a high-temperature resistance of about 200 °.