Gravure Ink — TWG-SB-RT Rotogravure Ink

Rotogravure

Good Flow

High Specs

High Density

Low Odor

The TWG-SB-RT is a solvent-based gravure ink from TriWill Group, formulated for high-speed rotogravure printing on flexible packaging films. Gravure printing delivers the highest print quality and consistency for long-run flexible packaging, and TWG-SB-RT is engineered to perform at the exacting standards US packaging converters demand.

TriWill Group supplies TWG-SB-RT to US flexible packaging converters and gravure printers producing food packaging, confectionery wraps, and premium flexible packaging on rotogravure presses.

Key Features

  • High Print Quality: Exceptional definition and consistency for premium flexible packaging.
  • High-Speed Performance: Fast solvent drying supports high-speed rotogravure production.
  • Film Adhesion: Strong bonding to a range of flexible packaging film substrates.
  • Consistent Color: Reliable color reproduction across long gravure production runs.
  • Cylinder Compatible: Formulated for optimal transfer from engraved gravure cylinders.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is gravure ink?

Gravure ink is a low-viscosity, fast-drying ink used in rotogravure printing — a process where ink is transferred from an engraved cylinder to the substrate. Gravure inks are solvent-based for fast drying on non-porous flexible packaging films.

What is the difference between gravure and flexo ink?

Gravure ink is transferred from an engraved cylinder, while flexo ink is transferred from a raised photopolymer plate via an anilox roll. Gravure delivers higher print quality for long-run flexible packaging, while flexo is more economical for shorter runs.

What substrates is TWG-SB-RT suitable for?

TWG-SB-RT is formulated for flexible packaging film substrates. Contact TriWill Group with your specific film details and we will confirm suitability and application guidance.

Does TWG-SB-RT support high-speed gravure printing?

Yes. TWG-SB-RT is formulated for fast solvent drying to support the high line speeds of modern rotogravure presses.

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