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Mar 27, 2025 - 08:14 AM
UV ink is a type of ink that cures or dries through exposure to ultraviolet light, making it ideal for printing on non-porous surfaces and providing durability and resistance to fading. Regular ink, on the other hand, typically dries through evaporation or absorption into the substrate, and is commonly used for printing on porous surfaces like paper. UV ink offers advantages in terms of print quality and versatility, but often requires specialized equipment for curing.
