Fast-Dry Universal Ink Receptive Boehmite
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Fast-Dry Universal Ink Receptive Boehmite

Catalog No.: JYS-4535     CAS: 1318-23-6     EINECS: 215-284-3

Solution grade for packaging substrates and scalable production efficiency

Best Fit For

Packaging substrate producers and coating system integrators who need reliable fast drying on multiple paper/board grades, stable color density, and strong coating adhesion and converting robustness.

What We’re Solving

• Slow drying → set-off, blocking, line speed limitation

• Cracking or wrinkling during converting

• Unstable color density across different paper grades

• Frequent formula tuning during scale-up

KPI Targets

• Fast dry time for high-speed production

• Stable Color Density and color consistency

• Strong adhesion / no powdering / anti-cracking

• Excellent wrinkle resistance in post-processing

Coating-System / Mechanism

JYS-4535 is universal-grade boehmite designed for packaging paper systems. Good pore volume and ink holding support balanced density and stability; strong coating adhesion supports converting reliability; wide formulation window simplifies scale-up and adjustment.

Recommended Applications

• Coated art paper for packaging and commercial print

• Fast-dry inkjet and label papers

• White coated paperboard (WLC / coated duplex board) and specialty papers

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Engineering Notes

• Designed to help integrators run one grade across multiple substrates

• Works well in packaging inkjet coatings that require adhesion and flexibility

• Available as ready-to-coat ink-receptive slurry on request

Recommended Use Range

• Recommended solid content in coating: 6–22% (system-dependent)
• Typical addition level: 15–50% of pigment portion
• Target coating weight: 5–15 g/m² for packaging paper/board and label stocks
• Designed for wider formulation window and easier scale-up.

Note: values are for reference only and should be validated per substrate/ink system.

Typical Coating Layer Role

Layer / Position

Purpose in the Coating System

Universal ink-receiving layer

Support fast drying and stable color on multiple paper grades

Packaging inkjet substrate layer

Improve runnability, adhesion, and converting robustness

Key Indicators

Application KPI

Technical Drivers

Fast drying

Absorption kinetics + pore volume design

Stable Color Density

Good ink holding & uniform uptake

Strong adhesion

Improved binder interaction and coating integrity

Anti-cracking / wrinkle resistance

Coating strength + flexibility for converting

Easy scale-up

Wide formulation window; easy dispersion

Key Technical Indicators (Customization Available)

Indicator

Typical Spec / Range

Particle size (wet, nm, d50)

120–140

Specific surface area (m²/g)

120–150

Pore volume (cc/g)

0.85–1.05

Gloss (60°)

40–50

Color Density

C ≥ 0.45; M ≥ 1.60; Y ≥ 1.0; K ≥ 2.00

Proof & Typical Results

Typical improvement directions

In packaging inkjet coating systems, JYS-4535 is commonly linked to:

• faster drying and improved runnability

• more consistent Color Density across paper and board grades

• stronger coating adhesion and reduced converting defects (wrinkle/crack tendency, set-off, powdering risk)

How customers validate

Packaging substrate teams often validate via:

• production line dry time / set-off testing

• adhesion and coating integrity tests (tape/rub/fold)

• blocking resistance under stacking

• print consistency checks across multiple substrate lots

Optimization notes

This grade is designed for scale-up:

• used to standardize coating systems across multiple substrates

• supports “one-grade” production strategy with a wide formulation window

• slurry option can reduce dispersion variability and improve consistency in large-scale operations 

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