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We have developed unique technologies to serve your needs with innovative molecules / aggregates for long lasting aromatic experience in print on varied substrates .
We are working closely with a few groups who want to maximise from these concepts.
Smell is the sense most closely associated with memory, so using scented ink can draw a connection to your printed products unlike anything else. More immediately, using scents catches people’s attention and brings more people towards your product than a static sign could.
Applicable on Paper / Plastic
Rub And Sniff to endeavour the flavours of consumable/non-consumable products by personifying the aroma from the packaging in order to distinguish your product by its aesthetic properties.
Applicable on Paper
Prints which smell continuously from the time of printing and remain for regulated time within the print depending on print environment and storage / protection of print matter with barriers
Applicable on Paper
Perfumed heat transfer inks are perfumed inks in which when a logo, design or other kind of artwork is "copied" and then printed onto a sheet of heat transfer paper. When it's printed on the paper, it is printed in reverse (backwards or mirrored) so when you heat press the transfer to a garment, it comes out the correct way.
This transfer is screen printed using Plastisol Inks and is applied to most garments (t-shirts, caps, aprons, towels, etc...).
Applicable on Garments
A process in which a scented ink is applied to an article. An oil-based scent is mixed with a Plastisol type ink and applied to an article, such as a t-shirt. All layers of the ink forming the design, including the base layer, the color layers and a top special effects clear Plastisol Ink, include the scent. The combination of a Plastisol Ink and the oil-based scent results in a design with a positive “hand”, where elevated temperatures activate the scent.
Applicable on Garments
Perfumed Water-based ink utilizes either dyes or pigments in a suspension with water as the solvent. The evaporation of the water is necessary to set or cure the ink. This curing can take place either at room temperature or using a forced-air dryer depending upon the specific water-based ink used and the speed or volume of production.
Applicable on Garment
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