PID series

PID Series

Two-part reaction polyester ink for insert / in-mold forming on polycarbonate, PET, PP, etc. Designed to deliver excellent adhesion, flexibility, and heat resistance for keypads, mobile parts, and appliance panels.

Key Specifications

ParameterDetails
Ink TypeTwo-part reaction polyester ink (air-drying available).
Finish / GlossGloss finish.
UsageMainly for Polycarbonate & PET in insert / in-mold forming; suitable for forming processes requiring flexibility and heat resistance.
SolventT-926 (standard solvent).
Mixing RatioBy weight Ink : PID Hardener = 100 : 20 (pot life ~6–8 hours after mixing).
Wash-upT-905 or T-31.
Screen MeshTetron or Nylon 250–350 mesh recommended.
Drying80 °C × 30 min recommended (then form / cure per process).

Ink Film Test Results

ItemConditionResult
HardnessPencil hardness 45° × 500 gH
AdhesionPeeling test 1 mm pitch crosscut (cellophane tape)100 / 100
Impact Resistance300 g steel ball dropped from 50 cmPass
Bending Resistance2 mm diameter × 180° bendingPass
Solution Resistance 150 rubs with methanol-doused gauze under 1 kg loadNG (3 rubs)
Solution Resistance 250 rubs with gasoline-doused gauze under 1 kg loadPass
Acid Resistance1/10N Hâ‚‚SOâ‚„, 7 h + peel testNot affected
Alkali Resistance1/10N NaOH, 7 h + peel testNot affected
Water ResistanceTap water, 168 h + peel testNot affected
Heat Resistance80 °C × 168 h + peel testNot affected
Moisture Resistance60 °C × 95% RH × 168 h + peel testNot affected
Thermal Shock Resistance10 cycles: (2 h @ 80 °C → 30 min RT → ~2 h @ −20 °C → 30 min RT) + peel testNot affected
Test Conditions: Material – Polycarbonate plate | Ink – PID120, 710 | Curing – 30 min at 60 °C, then 1 day at room temperature. Ink performance figures are experimental values and not guaranteed.
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