Printing Inks

Milcglan

20 Microns introduces MILCGLAN, a next-generation engineered ultrafine calcium carbonate designed to elevate print performance in flexo, gravure, offset, and packaging inks. With controlled particle morphology and surface functionality, MILCGLAN delivers ex...

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Advantages

Key Benefits

Why Milcglan is the preferred choice for printing inks formulations

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High brightness and opacity — enhances whiteness and hiding strength

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Excellent dispersibility — no flocculation or flooding across solvent and water-based media

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Gloss enhancement and film uniformity — maintains gloss at higher extender loading

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Low abrasion and press-friendly — protects plates, anilox rolls, and doctor blades

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Ink clarity and print definition — reduces mottling and improves color density

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Enables 5–9% TiO₂ reduction with same opacity and improved gloss stability

Quality AssuredISO Certified
Lab TestedEvery Batch
Eco FriendlySustainable
Global DeliveryWorldwide
Product Grades

Product Grades

Comprehensive range of Milcglan grades for diverse industrial applications

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Milcglan in printing inks applications

MILCGLAN uses precision micronization and proprietary surface functionalization to create controlled particle morphology that enhances light scattering efficiency and ink gloss far beyond standard CaCO₃.

MILCGLAN creates micro-structured spacing that increases TiO₂ scattering efficiency, enabling 5–9% TiO₂ reduction while maintaining equivalent opacity and improving gloss stability.

Yes, MILCGLAN is engineered for compatibility with acrylic, PU, NC, and maleic resin systems in both water-based and solvent-based flexo and gravure ink formulations.

MILCGLAN is designed as a rheology-neutral extender — it provides body and structure without increasing viscosity, supporting smooth gravure transfer and better leveling in flexo.

Typical use levels are 2–5%, optimized based on TiO₂ replacement targets, desired opacity, and gloss performance requirements for the specific ink system.

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