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Celludye is one of the leading manufacturer of inkjet inks and high purified dye
Founded in 2005, Celludye is one of the leading manufacturer of inkjet inks and high purified dyes, in China, they have two factories equipped with state-of-the-art facilities for chemical synthesis, purification and ink formulating.
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Celludye has serviced a broad range of customers, with a large global market share.
Celludye’s products range includes only for inkjet printing, not for conventional use!
Q. We know that Celludye is a famous company specialized in inks for digital textile printing, but we seldom see the products branded by
“Celludye” in the market, why?
A. Ink is usually bundled with the printers, that’s to say, we had to hide ourself behind the ink suppliers (ink formulating or printer manufacturer),
Celludye has more than 15 years of experience for servicing the industry worldwide, it’s estimated that
Celludye occupied at least 30% or more of the market share for inkjet inks and colorants.
Q. In Pakistan, reactive ink dominated the consumables in digital textile printing, you mentioned that your products could be dyes (high purified for ink formulating), or Ink concentrate, also you can supply regular ink, can you tell me what’s the difference?
A. Dyes, powder form or liquid form, is the raw material for ink formulating;
Ink concentrate is basically a kind of ink with high concentration which can be used directly or diluted by
diluent (sometimes di-water). BTW, the diluent can be used for cleaner for ink-path and printhead.
Q. Regarding Ink concentrate, would you please make it more clear, because as you know, this is a new concept for us.?
A. Sure, firstly I would like to disclose, for regular ink, the dye content is around 10-12% (for black, it could be 15-16%), our ink concentrate has the dye content of 20-30%, almost the double concentration compare to the regular one. Ink concentrate can be diluted to become a regular ink, in Celludye we have a team to support our customers for formulation and testing, honestly this is not a complicated process that you can master it easily. If you try to use Ink concentrate without diluting, yes it’s OK but you should check from your printer supplier, or by yourself to adjust ICC curve, with this Ink concentrate you can get a bonus, that is, you can reduce the pass number to reach the same image quality, last but not least, it’s no longer difficult to print a “full black with large area” on the fabrics.
