Is the pigment in the mixed carbon ribbon organic pigment or inorganic pigment?

The pigments in the mixed carbon ribbon may contain both organic and inorganic pigments, depending on the specific production formula and application.

Organic pigments:

Characteristics: Organic pigments usually have good dispersibility, bright colors, and strong coloring power. They can endow carbon ribbons with rich colors and higher printing quality.

Application: Organic pigments are commonly used in mixed carbon ribbons for applications that require bright colors and high printing quality.

Inorganic pigments:

Characteristics: Inorganic pigments typically have high coverage, good light and heat resistance. They can maintain color stability in high temperatures or harsh environments.

Application: Inorganic pigments are commonly used in mixed carbon ribbons for applications that require high durability and stability, such as labels that require long-term storage or exposure to harsh environments.

Due to differences in the formula of mixed carbon ribbon depending on the manufacturer and application, the types of pigments used may also vary. Some mixed carbon ribbons may only contain one of organic or inorganic pigments, while others may contain both pigments simultaneously to combine their advantages and meet specific printing needs.

Summary:

The pigments in the mixed carbon ribbon may contain both organic and inorganic pigments. The specific type of pigment used depends on the production formula, printing requirements, and application scenarios. When selecting a mixed carbon ribbon, it is recommended to choose the appropriate pigment type and formula based on actual needs and application environment.