Heatset Web Silicone Solution for Dryer Rollers — TRIPC HS Silicone

20-35-45-60 Concentrates

Good Gloss

Good Flow

A heatset web silicone solution for dryer rollers is a process chemical that heatset web printers cannot do without, and TRIPC HS Silicone is Triwill Group’s heatset web silicone solution for web printers across the UAE and the wider GCC.

Triwill Group supplies Silicone Emulsion Heat Set through partners and distributors in the UAE and GCC, on a quote-led basis. Technical data sheets are available on request, with a technical and commercial study behind each recommendation.

Key Features

  • Dryer release: Helps the heatset web release cleanly from dryer rollers, preventing sticking that would otherwise cause web breaks, marking and print defects.
  • Marking reduction: Helps reduce web marking and roller build-up in the dryer, so print quality remains consistent through the drying stage.
  • Roller protection: Protects dryer rollers from ink and coating build-up, extending the interval between dryer cleanings and reducing dryer downtime.
  • Heatset web formulation: Formulated specifically for heatset web offset dryer application, not adapted from a general silicone or lubricant product.
  • Controlled application: Supplied as an emulsion for even controlled application in the dryer section at an amount governed by dryer design.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy heatset silicone emulsion in the UAE?

From Triwill Group, in bulk, for delivery across the UAE and GCC. TRIPC HS Silicone is available for heatset web offset printers, and Triwill can advise on application for your dryer system before you order.

What does silicone do in a heatset dryer?

It helps the printed web release cleanly from dryer rollers, reducing sticking, marking and roller build-up through the drying stage. Without it, the hot, inked web can stick to rollers, pick up marks, or leave residue that transfers back onto subsequent web.

Is it for sheetfed or web presses?

Heatset web offset presses, where the printed web passes through a hot-air dryer and then a chill stand. It is not a sheetfed product, and it should not be confused with a general press lubricant.

How much silicone should I apply?

The amount depends on dryer design, web speed, paper type and ink coverage, and it should be established for each press and job type according to the product data sheet.

 


 

Request a Quote: Contact Triwill Group for a bulk quote and technical data sheets for Silicone Emulsion Heat Set in the UAE and GCC.

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