flex

UV flexo inks for absorbent and non-absorbent surfaces

If it’s labels, shrink sleeves or other comparable products you want to print in the flexo process, you’ll find the hubergroup’s NewV flex to be an ink that leaves nothing to be desired.

This UV flexo ink for use on absorbent and non-absorbent surfaces is impressive in a whole manner of ways. In addition to low odour values, NewV flex boasts intensive, rich colours, fast curing and optimum flow properties.

And it goes without saying that it offers you the same high quality and excellent brilliance given by all the products of the NewV family.


> NewV flex brochure (pdf) Printing processes with UV curing:

• Flexo

Special properties:

• Low odour
• High colour intensity
• Fast, immediate curing
• Excellent flow properties
• Excellent resistance
• ITX-free formula

Suitable substrates:

• Pretreated PE, PVC and PP (corona or gas flame)
  or preprimed material**
• Papers and card stocks
• Thermal papers*
• Aluminium-vaporised paper**
• NC-varnished aluminium foils**

Product | Short information	Technical Information	Safety guidelines
NewV flex® UV curing inks and varnishes Directions for use	> 50800E
NewV flex® - UF 6000	> 50801E	request via e-mail
NewV flex® - PANTONE® formula guide	> 50802E	request via e-mail
NewV flex SL® - UF 7000	> 50803E	request via e-mail
NewV flex SL® - PANTONE® formula guide	> 50804E	request via e-mail
NewV flex N2® - UF 8000	> 50805E	request via e-mail
NewV flex N2® - PANTONE® formula guide	> 50806E	request via e-mail
NewV flex® UV metal-pigmented inks	> 50807E	request via e-mail
NewV flex® dayglow fluorescent inks	> 50808E	request via e-mail

* A number of thermal papers react to UV vehicles. For this reason, always carry out a test prior to beginning the print run.
** Non-absorbent substrates must have a surface tension of at least 38 mN/m in order to ensure optimum ink adhesion. In view of the large number of substrate suppliers and different substrates
and substrate grades available, we recommend you carry out an adhesion test prior to beginning
the print run.