Micronized PE wax used as coating additive

As a key additive in ink, micronized wax primarily forms fine crystals on the ink film surface through physical migration, imparting scratch resistance, abrasion resistance, a smooth and slippery feel, and anti-sticking properties to printed materials; some varieties also provide a matte finish.‌‌
‌Improved Surface Properties‌: Significantly reduces the coefficient of friction, increases scratch resistance and abrasion resistance cycles, and provides a dry, smooth, and slippery feel.
‌Anti-adhesion and anti-soiling: Prevents soiling or sticking when printed materials are stacked, with particularly noticeable effects in high-temperature and high-humidity environments, while also improving stain resistance.
‌Gloss Control‌: Depending on particle size, it can achieve a range of effects from‌high transparency and gloss retention to‌matte and anti-glare finishes.
‌Rheological Aid‌: In oil-based systems, it enhances thixotropy and prevents pigment settling; in water-based systems, it must be used in conjunction with dispersion technology to maintain stability.‌‌