Cold-set definition

Cold-set means a press that uses inks that do not require heat to set or dry and instead rely primarily on absorption into the media. Cold- set inks tend to have lower volatile organic compound contents and higher vegetable oil content than heat-set inks and permanently retain most of the volatile organic compounds in the substrate.
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