RESISTANCY CHART FOR IMPRESSION

*Basis of the judgement

1. Water, Oil, Solvent, Chemical resistance
● : Not removal,  : Partly Removal, × : All removal

2. Fade, Heat resistance
● : Changeless,  : Partly Change, × : Mostly Changed

3. Washing resistance (grey scale)

5 Grade: Changeless, 1 Grade: Mostly changed

* Note 1: White ink is not suitable for highly absorbent paper and cloth.

* Note 2: Although impression on glass or porcelain are very clear, avoid stamping on these materials used near water.

* Note 3: This light corresponds to the sunlight for 200 days outside.

* Note 4: If the heat is over 100°C, pigment will burn and turn brown.

* Note 5: After testing with the solvent, the impression will be removed, except impressed on cotton cloth.

• If impression is on non-carbon and thermal paper, colour of the impression can be absorbed or changed.
• Stamping conditions will vary depending on the surface of the object to be stamped.
  Trial stamping should be conducted first to determine results.
• In case of impression on specific materials and with stamping 2nd process, it is recommended to use TAT ink
  (Special type).