INQUIREMENT: Сould ink prints resist oil absorbtion.

[igorponger]

Could ink prints resist oil absorbtion

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Yes, specialized inks can resist oil absorption on rubber surfaces. While traditional rubber-based inks dry by being absorbed into paper and are not suitable for non-porous surfaces, oil-based inks can dry through oxidation, and inks specifically formulated for industrial printing are designed to be oil-resistant and adhere to materials like rubber

. Inks that resist oil on rubber

Oil-based inks: These inks dry by oxidation (air drying) rather than absorption, so they can dry on non-absorbent surfaces like rubber.

Special adherence inks: These are designed for printing on a wide range of materials, including plastic and other oil-resistant surfaces.

Xylene-based inks: These are recommended for marking rubber because they aggressively adhere to the surface and create a cured film that protects the mark.

Inks that do not resist oil on rubber

Rubber-based inks: These are formulated to dry by absorption into porous materials like paper. They will not dry properly on non-porous surfaces like rubber and will remain wet.

 

[John_]

He should be an advisor for ittf, he's just as insufferable as them.

 

[Chunkyrock]

Random unrelated side thought if say I REALLY didn’t like a specific member on the forum but they did nothing wrong how would I get rid of them?

 

[Snek]

Random unrelated side thought if say I REALLY didn’t like a specific member on the forum but they did nothing wrong how would I get rid of them?

With the ignore function: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/ignore-function.38136/