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swissQprint expands neon colour gamut

PrintingswissQprint expands neon colour gamut

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Neon colours have an important effect on remarkable print works. Neon colours provide great convenience to printers in order to highlight a certain element and make it brighter. swissQprint has taken a serious step in this regard with the neon pink and neon yellow colours it has introduced to the market in the past months. Continuing to develop in the ink segment for value-added and efficient printing works, the company expanded its neon ink range with two colours; neon green and neon orange.

Represented by Pigment Reklam in the Turkish market, swissQprint’s neon inks with fluorescent properties in black light can be used in both flatbed and roll-to-roll printers. These neon features can be added later, especially since swissQprint systems have nine freely configurable colour channels.

Noting that neon colours are being used more and more each day, Pigment Reklam company owner Serkan Çağlıyan said that swissQprint engineers create a difference in the production of printing inks as well as innovative UV printing technologies. Çağlıyan stated the following;

“swissQprint’s flatbed and roll-to-roll UV printers are preferred by quality-oriented printers in the market. For those who want to gain competitive advantage with quality and value-added products, swissQprint’s neon inks will be a new driving force. These neon colours have successfully passed the tests in several different application areas, from small-sized applications to larger surfaces. With the different effects they provide during the day, at night and in different light environments, these inks make the prints more visible and remarkable. Neon pink, yellow, green and orange colours will highlight the points you want in every job you print. The unlimited design and application you can make with these colours without restrictions will be your biggest helper”.

Unlimited application opportunity with rich neon colours

The first neon inks in the swissQprint ink portfolio revealed a rich application opportunity with pink and yellow. These inks, which glow in daylight and have a fluorescent effect in dark light, have made more neon colours possible thanks to various mixtures. With the new neon green and neon orange colours, the elements you want to highlight in prints become more noticeable than ever before, and your prints create more added value.

swissQprint expands neon colour gamut
swissQprint expands neon colour gamut

Different themes, artistic works, exhibition and event visuals with neon colours

Neon pink, yellow, green and orange colours, with their fluorescent properties, appeal to quite different application areas. Offering an ideal solution for events, exhibitions, art and theme works, swissQprint neon inks also create successful results in dazzling promotional products. The range of potential indoor applications includes posters, ceiling hangers and POS displays, information and guidance systems, trade fair and event concepts including wristbands, safety notices or campaign signage, and more besides.

swissQprint’s neon inks in four striking colours have advanced properties such as superior adhesion to the material, non-cracking, durability and non-fading. With their fast UV-LED curing and subsequent application features, these inks help printers to open new doors of opportunity.

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