LIPLA HD UV-curable ink for UV-LED printers
The main and most popular series of UV inks for our customers. Physical and chemical indicators allow you to use ink together with white color and varnish in the same operating temperature range.
- Cyan
- Magenta
- Yellow
- Black
- Light Cyan
- Light Magenta
- White
These are our list prices. Shops ordering regularly can be quoted on individual terms — tell us the machine and what it goes through in a month.
Built for production stability.
What the ink does over a run and over a year, which is not the same as what is in it.
- Stable viscosity
- Consistent through a run, so the heads are not fighting the fluid.
- Consistent cure
- The same lamp settings keep working across runs and across reorders.
- Batch to batch consistency
- Profile once. The next canister prints like the last one.
Printhead compatibility.
Which head families this series is formulated for. It is the head, not the badge on the machine, that decides whether a series suits a press.
Supported printers.
Discover the wide range of printer models that are fully compatible with our high-performance UV-curable inks. Find the perfect match for your printing needs and unlock superior quality and durability.
Can't find your model? and we will check.
Print on the materials your customers ask for.
Rigid sheet, roll media, decor, signage and display work across the substrates a UV shop is asked for.
Acrylic
Signage, displays, POP
PVC
Rigid boards, foam PVC
Glass
Decor, panels
Metal
Aluminum, coated sheet
Wood
Plywood, MDF, finished surfaces
Composite
ACM, Dibond-type panels
Ceramic
Tile, coated ceramics
Vinyl film
Wrap, laminate, banner
Safety data sheets.
The sheets we hold, as published. A color with no sheet listed has none — ask and we will get it from the manufacturer.
- Cyan safety data sheet, PDFRevised 2016-05-11
- Magenta safety data sheet, PDFRevised 2016-05-12
- Yellow safety data sheet, PDFRevised 2016-05-12
- Black safety data sheet, PDFRevised 2016-03-02
- White safety data sheet, PDFRevised 2016-05-16
Technical Specifications
| Colors | Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, Light Cyan, Light Magenta, White |
| Container | 1 L canister |
| Droplet range | 4–35 pL |
| Curing | UV-LED |
| Printheads | Epson, Kyocera, Xaar, Konica Minolta, Ricoh, Dimatix, Toshiba |
| Shelf life | Up to 18 months |
| Storage | Sealed, 15-30 °C |
| Country of origin | Belgium |
Switching inks.
Not a canister swap. An engineer audits the machine, flushes the old ink out rather than topping it up, rebuilds the profiles for your materials and your RIP, and runs the first production jobs with your operators before leaving.
The risk in a change of ink is in the changeover, which is the part we do. It carries a guarantee: if the printer does not run on the new ink as it did on the old one, that is ours to fix.
What running our ink gets you.
For as long as the machine runs on it — which is also why the liter is worth what it costs.
- A direct line to the engineer
- Telegram, not a ticket system. The person who answers is the one who knows your machine.
- An answer within 24 hours
- No case number, no dealer authorization, no waiting on an OEM to approve a visit.
- Special terms on engineer time
- Installation, production launch and repair are done on contract terms rather than sold to you as jobs.
- Your machine’s history, held here
- What was installed, what was converted, what was serviced and when. That history is usually what makes the second call shorter than the first.
