A new way of decorating glass from Durst

Durst demonstrated its digital decoration system at Glasstec 2010 in Düsseldorf.

Using its Rho 700 flatbed printer and its Sol-Gel ink, Durst continuously digitally printed on glass and offered samples for visitors to take away.

The Sol-Gel UV ink supplied by Durst is organically pigmented and offers high ecological standards. Sol-Gel ink actually forms a chemical bond with the glass after heating to 200˚C to provide unique resistance characteristics. Many tests on Durst’s Sol-Gel ink have been conducted and have proven its excellent adhesion, durability and chemical resistance.

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