Marabu is a leading global manufacturer of screen, digital, and pad printing inks as well as liquid coatings. Marabu's track record of innovation stretches back to 1859, featuring many industry-first solutions for both industrial applications and graphic design. Exceptional technical support and hands-on customer training are core elements of its corporate philosophy.
Marabu ist einer der weltweit führenden Hersteller von Sieb-, Digital- und Tampondruckfarben sowie Flüssigbeschichtungen. Seit 1859 entwickelt Marabu Farbserien, die immer wieder Meilensteine sowohl bei industriellen als auch bei grafischen Anwendungen setzen. Erstklassiger technischer Service, praxisorientierte Kundenschulungen und ein besonderes Umweltbewusstsein sind zentrale Elemente der Marabu Firmenphilosophie.
Marabu can you have French video because I need use google transator to well understand , I'm a screenprinter with no uv curing , I need find best ink on Propylene and plastic
Hello soda machine, you can find our distributor closest to you via our sales partner search: www.marabu-inks.com/about-us/distribution-partners-worldwide.html
I am in screen printing since 1982. Now I need to print on glass tumblers and bottles. Is there any simple and easy way to print on them? I mean, most cost effective way, less investment. Manual printing and uv treating to cure. Is it possible?
Hello Araajnish, you can watch this video series about screen printing on glass with an uv ink: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FXLUDVUbExA.htmlsi=A05Onud7vXFKk-Bj There we describe pre-treatment, ink mixing, the printing and curing process. If you want to talk to one of our distribution partners, you can find the one closest to you here: www.marabu-inks.com/about-us/distribution-partners-worldwide.html
I had some PET supplement bottles I filled with warm/hot water and sealed them. Then I did a light sand, dunked them in ammonia for one minute, dunked them in high salinity water for a few minutes, let them cool down and dry. Later, I dunked them with soapy water, vinegar, clean water, and then 91% isopropyl. After drying, they absorbed dye pretty well. I did the same with a construction hard hat but sprayed them with an adhesion promoter bonding primer instead of the ink and spray painted them. Paint stayed on very well.
Hello Junver, thanks for your question. We have seminars about pad printing, they take place in our headquarter in Germany: www.marabu-druckfarben.de/service-support/seminare.html Depending where your company is located, you can get in touch with our local distributors. You can find the one closest to you via our distributor overview on our website: www.marabu-inks.com/about-us/distribution-partners-worldwide.html
Dear GRAFIK PRINT, you can find our printing ink distributor closest to you in our distributor map: www.marabu-inks.com/about-us/distribution-partners-worldwide.html
Im not sure why I watched this video all the way through. I don't have any use for this product. But I learned stuff about ink I never knew, so that's pretty cool I suppose! I hope you sell a million bottles.
Dear Den Dee, thanks for your question. It's a special squeegee made by Isimat. It is spring loaded and contorts to the glass shape. Glass is never 100% round, so prints using this squeegee always have the same squeegee pressure
Hello Khubaib Hassan, thanks for your question. You can find our distributors in Mumbai at the distributor overview on our website: www.marabu-inks.com/about-us/distribution-partners-worldwide.html
Dear Samsung, H1 is an allrounder, but the curing time of H2 is shorter. In this video, we explain all of our hardeners: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z_S5kT4xW0o.htmlsi=hhXL83TMf8dmEFg9
