Datalase, a leader in coding and laser marking solutions, has launched a new range of colorless to white coatings provide high contrast white prints on flexo and gravure coating weights, with a biodegradable and sustainable raw material.
The range includes printable coatings for direct marking of objects. High opacity, laser-accurate print quality and QR code readability are achieved on a variety of lasers, including CO2, fiber and UV lasers, offering multiple options to meet different user needs.
Unlike laser ablation, these coatings eliminate ink residues, odor and outgassing, making them ideal for aseptic packaging.
These coatings provide white marks through a metal-free, naturally occurring alternative to titanium dioxide, which is commonly used in conventional and digital inks. This sustainable chemistry and the resulting coatings are broadly protected under exclusive patents owned by DataLase.
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