Printing Inks

Precipitated & Fumed Silica

20 Microns' Ink-Optimized Silica Platform combines precipitated silica (FMSIL Series) and fumed silica (FUSYL Series), engineered for matting, anti-settling, thickening, and rheology control across waterborne, solvent-based, plastisol, UV/EB, and flexograph...

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Advantages

Key Benefits

Why Precipitated & Fumed Silica is the preferred choice for printing inks formulations

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Excellent matting efficiency — controlled gloss reduction from semi-matte to deep-matte

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Anti-settling and suspension stability in water-based and solvent-based systems

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Superior transparency and surface smoothness for clear and transparent inks

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Rheology control, thickening, and anti-sagging via hydrogen-bonded network

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UV/EB compatibility — FUSYL T72 provides superior press stability under curing

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Suitable for waterborne, solvent-based, plastisol, UV/EB, and flexo ink systems

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Product Grades

Product Grades

Comprehensive range of Precipitated & Fumed Silica grades for diverse industrial applications

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Precipitated & Fumed Silica in printing inks applications

FMSIL (precipitated silica) provides matting and rapid drying via capillary absorption. FUSYL (fumed silica) builds a 3D hydrogen-bonded network for thickening, thixotropy, and pigment suspension.

FMSIL uses high internal porosity and controlled particle size to scatter light at the ink surface, producing a consistent matte finish without harsh surface roughness.

Yes, FUSYL T72 is surface-treated for superior stability and maintains printability and press viscosity under UV/EB curing constraints.

Yes, combining both platforms provides a synergistic effect — FMSIL handles gloss control while FUSYL manages rheology and pigment suspension.

Typical loading ranges are 1–6% for FMSIL and 0.5–3% for FUSYL, depending on the desired matting level and rheological requirements of the formulation.

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