Printing and striping inks for coating high-temperature materials used in wire insulation and jacketing

Lasting mark will not peel or scratch off as with traditional printing solutions

Laser marking offers advantages over other marking and printing technologies.

For example, traditional printing technologies can lead to the mark peeling off or surface damage can result from the use of infrared (IR) laser marking. 

Printed hydrographics and custom colorants open up a virtually unlimited world of eye-catching color and pattern.

Key Features • .25mm – 5.00mm sizes available • Round, oval, rectangular shapes available • Swellcoat® water blocking SAP available • Additional up jacketing up to 17mm • Dielectric Strength Members (exception of carbon) • Rod printing available for accurate length reading FIBER-LINE® FIBERS SUITABLE FOR PULTRUSION • Kevlar® Para-Aramid • Vectran® LCP • Zylon® PBO • Carbon Fiber • Fiberglass FIBER-LINE® PRODUCTS ADDED BY PULTRUSION • Strength elements • Central Strength Members • Tracer Wire PULTRUSION FIBERS PROCESSES PRODUCTS Overview FIBER-LINE® pultrusion is the process of impregnating and curing fibers in a resin system to form a rigid rod.

Faster Speed-to-Market and Increased Design Flexibility – The sampling and validating of thermoplastic formulations is faster than that of traditionally used materials such as ceramics or printed circuit boards (PCB).

The materials were also suitable for laser welding and marking, and pad and inkjet printing for marking the parts’ descriptions.

The Cesa Stat Antistatic Additives portfolio provides the following advantages: • Very good processability • Permanently active through the part service time • Not influenced by humidity • Washing resistant • Easy to print • No influence on color, transparent in some polymers • Low dosage • Low VOC’s • Worldwide availability Please contact your local Avient representative for more information on our solutions for the automotive industry or other applications.

The cost associated with maintaining a laser marking system is lower than for printing systems, and laser marking supports greater design and production flexibility; changing a marking is as simple as pushing a few buttons on a laser marking unit.