Pigment is a dry, powdery substance that must be mixed with a liquid like water to leave behind black, white or color. The pigment is not necessarily water soluble, but it may remain suspended in the liquid (much as is the case for a “colloid"). The advantage of pigment particles tend to bond to edges within the chosen medium, a reason why these inks tend to last longer and resist fading over time.

Application：
PP, back glued PP, photo paper , back light film, photographic film etc

Large format dye ink application examples：

Family Use:

Note: used for homework, daily documentation, photo printing etc, excellent in color gamut, resolution, vivid color

Business Application Examples：

Note: used for printing documentation, color documents, photo printing etc, excellent in printing fluency and stability and color performance.

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