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Dark curing kinetics of UV printing inks by real-time ATR-FTIR spectroscopy
In UV-curable printing technology, an ink or a varnish is exposed to the UV-light source within a fraction of a second. Subsequent polymerization therefore proceeds in the dark, referred to as dark curing. Because dark curing can be critical and contributes to a large part of the overall conversion
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