Landa NanoInk
Many materials take on new properties at nano scale. Over a decade of research, Landa found that ink pigments, reduced to nanometric size, become unusually powerful colorants.
That discovery is what makes Nanography® possible.
Nanography
Compared with Inkjet
The difference is in the dots
A precise, ultra-thin ink lay-down lets a Landa NanoInk® image hold round dots with sharp edges, even density, and high optical uniformity, on glossy or matte stock alike.
Extended color gamut
Leading brands use Pantone® colors to stand out, but the ISO standard CMYK palette of offset presses covers only about 65% of the Pantone® range, which is why so many jobs need spot colors.
The small, consistent size of Landa NanoInk® pigments gives Landa presses a wider gamut: CMYK covers 84% of Pantone® colors, about 30% more than CMYK offset, and the seven-color palette covers up to 96%, about 50% more than CMYK offset.
With that range, special spot colors, off-press mixing, and on-press ink changes are no longer needed.
Applications
The ultra-thin Nanographic Printing® ink film bonds to off-the-shelf paper and plastic substrates with no priming or pre-treatment, across the widest range of media for commercial and folding carton work.
