Home Services Company Profile Contact ISO Certification Technical Tips Publications Miscellaneous Issues "Producing Perfect Point-of-Purchase Displays takes Coordination" - Consider end-use, choosing the proper finish, glues, inks, etc., delivery time. "Transit Marking and Other Messy Issues" - Explanation of transit marking, how it is caused, and how to avoid it. Overview of the problems with Reflex blue ink. "Insidious Inks—A Sneaky Problem with Disastrous Results" - Insight into insidious inks, what they are, why they are so destructive, and how to avoid them. Location Contact 2701 Wilmarco Ave., Baltimore, MD 21223 T: 410-362-7200 F: 410-362-7233 salesvp@bindagraphics.com Directions © 2020 by Bindagraphics, Inc.

Home Services Company Profile Contact ISO Certification Technical Tips Publications Ultraviolet "UV" Coating Make certain that the inks or coatings used are free of waxes, anti-oxidants, and mineral oils or the UV coating will have an "orange peel" appearance and it's scuff resistance will be reduced. Watch out for the silicone content of the ink that you plan to use. A high silicone level will cause poor adhesion between the ink and the UV coating. Call your ink manufacturer and request inks that are specially formulated for use with UV coating. Clay or enamel coated stocks are the best paper surfaces for UV coating. Uncoated stock will yellow and absorb the coating resulting in greatly diminished, if any, high gloss affect. UV coated stocks lighter than 60# cover tends to curl and crack when folded. Location Contact 2701 Wilmarco Ave., Baltimore, MD 21223 T: 410-362-7200 F: 410-362-7233 salesvp@bindagraphics.com Directions © 2020 by Bindagraphics, Inc.