Corribond (CR)
Brand: Sun Chemicals
Corribond (CR) is a Sun Chemicals solvent-based graphics screen ink formulated for the economic decoration of plain and fluted polyolefin sheet. The datasheet states excellent adhesion to most commercial grades of pre-treated polyolefins, with specific suitability for polypropylene folders and display signs such as estate agents' boards. Inks dry by solvent evaporation and may be jet-dried or rack-dried at ambient temperature. Validated Pantone® formulations are available across the colour range.
Sizes and prices
| Option | Code | RRP ex VAT |
|---|---|---|
| Green (G50) · 5 KG | CRG50 | £351.37 |
| Magenta (M50) · 5 KG | CRM50 | £398.17 |
| White (W50) · 5 KG | CRW50 | £306.66 |
| Primrose (Y30) · 5 KG | CRY30 | £375.47 |
| Colour Match · 5 KG | CRCM/5 | £416.78 |
| Violet (V50) · 5 KG | CRV50 | £430.84 |
| Black (N50) · 5 KG | CRN50 | £270.20 |
| Magenta (M50) · 1 KG | CRM50/1 | £153.37 |
| Golden Yellow (Y50) · 1 KG | CRY50/1 | £110.72 |
| Black (N50) · 1 KG | CRN50/1 | £110.72 |
| O/P Varnish (C50) · 5 KG | CRC50 | £322.92 |
| Orange (O50) · 5 KG | CRO50 | £382.78 |
| Colour Match · 1 KG | CRCM/1 | £159.57 |
| Base (E50) · 5 KG | CRE50 | £253.46 |
| Blue (B50) · 5 KG | CRB50 | £399.25 |
| White (W50) · 1 KG | CRW50/1 | £110.72 |
| Primrose (Y30) · 1 KG | CRY30/1 | £145.81 |
| Scarlet (R20) · 5 KG | CRR20 | £391.59 |
| Golden Yellow (Y50) · 5 KG | CRY50 | £337.29 |
| Red (R50) · 5 KG | CRR50 | £391.59 |
| Green (G50) · 1 KG | CRG50/1 | £137.03 |
| Violet (V50) · 1 KG | CRV50/1 | £168.03 |
| O/P Varnish (C50) · 1 KG | CRC50/1 | £125.94 |
| Orange (O50) · 1 KG | CRO50/1 | £149.28 |
| Base (E50) · 1 KG | CRE50/1 | £98.85 |
| Blue (B50) · 1 KG | CRB50/1 | £155.71 |
| Scarlet (R20) · 1 KG | CRR20/1 | £152.72 |
| Red (R50) · 1 KG | CRR50/1 | £152.72 |
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At a glance
- Base: Solvent
- Type: Graphic ink
- Best on: treated corrugated polypropylene, sheet polypropylene, pre-treated polyolefins
- Cure: Solvent evaporation: jet dry at about 50-55°C, then rack or vertical stack; also air dries on racks
- Best for: Printing treated corrugated and sheet polypropylene, e.g. estate agents' boards and folders