Aqueous inks: They are water-based inks, the original type of inkjet inks. They come in two varieties – dye-based and pigment-based inks.

Solvents and light-solvents: These inks are very durable and vibrant. They contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which pose health and safety.

UV inks: These inks are cured by applying UV light and are now the most common ink used for signage.

• Prints on any media (including rigid substrates – everything from corrugated plastic and aluminum to fiberboard, wood and more).
• Weather-resistant.
• 5% VOC – free.

Dye-sublimation printing: Dye-sub printing is different from the other inkjet technologies. You don’t print direct onto the media or substrate, but onto transfer paper. Dye-sub inks are quite vibrant, so the design retains its colorful look.