Sensors compatible with autonomous driving and security!
The IRX-HF series of "Infrared Transmitting Ink" is a screen printing ink used in products with sensor light-receiving parts, such as automotive components, smartphones, and various home appliances. 【Features】 - Improved design No need to attach infrared transmitting film to the substrate, allowing for seamless designs. - Selectable transmission rate Compatible with sensor control through the transmission of visible light as well as infrared. - Support for transmission control and hidden printing Density adjustments for transmission are also possible. - Excellent leveling properties Prevents irregular reflection in the filter area, preventing sensor malfunctions.
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"Infrared Transparent Ink" is a screen ink compatible with sensors that only transmits specific infrared and visible light. By applying it to a substrate, there is no need to attach infrared transparent film. This eliminates seams and color differences around the sensor, enhancing the design quality. Furthermore, it can also be used for "hidden printing," where text and other elements emerge when light passes through. Currently, we are offering a handbook that introduces the features and practical examples of sensor-compatible inks.
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Products with sensor light-receiving components such as automotive parts, smartphones, and various home appliances.
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We are also seriously addressing environmental issues. We quickly responded to the mission of modern society, which is environmental conservation and resource protection. We developed water-based inks that are highly safe and free of harmful substances ahead of other companies, successfully creating inks that are friendly to both people and the planet.
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