SJH anti-counterfeit orange ink test: vivid orange, good weather resistance and stable printing - for tickets, packaging and product security marks.
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This video demonstrates SJH anti-counterfeit orange ink: vivid orange, good weather resistance and stable printing - for tickets, packaging and product marks.
The video shows the hue and vividness of the anti-counterfeit orange ink. Orange is widely used on tickets and warning marks, and any hue deviation directly affects recognition and visual impact, so batch hue stability and initial vividness are basic requirements - and an intuitive measure of the pigment system quality.
The camera shows how the print retains colour under light and over time. Among orange pigments, some organics fade noticeably under long exposure, while inorganic oranges are more weather resistant but more limited in saturation. Selection therefore balances vividness against weather resistance according to the actual service life.
Finally the video shows performance under continuous printing. For volume work, ink printing stability (transfer, drying speed, no scumming) and batch consistency matter more than a single proof - they determine efficiency and the consistency of the delivered print.
| Hue | Vivid orange with stable batch hue, for recognition and document consistency |
|---|---|
| Weathering trade-off | Organic oranges are more vivid but less weather resistant; inorganic oranges resist better but are less saturated |
| Production | Printing stability and batch consistency drive efficiency and yield |
| Typical use | Tickets, packaging, warning marks and product security marks |
Selecting an intermediate colour such as orange is essentially balancing vividness against weather resistance. If the print is long-displayed or used outdoors, weather resistance should take priority over initial vividness; if the circulation is short and visual impact matters most, vividness can lead. Specify the service environment and expected life so we can recommend the right pigment system - comparison proofs of both systems are available if useful.
Selection, detection, printing and ordering — answered.