Consumables-Ink - Conventional Offset

Primera announced new, optional CMY+ Ultra Black Ink Cartridges for its LX600, LX610, and LX910 color label printers.

INX is recognizing the contributions of three longtime employees who were recently promoted to Vice President positions.

Toyo Printing Inks Inc. announced that its LP-9000 series of sheetfed offset inks have passed the INGEDE deinkability criteria.

At the PRINTING United Expo, INX International will highlight a complete range of conventional and digital ink and coating solutions, giving show attendees an opportunity to find the right choice that includes environmentally sensitive and sustainable inks.

Throughout 2020 and to date, Actega and Koenig & Bauer maintained their product development program, designing, testing, and rolling out new solutions from a dedicated Koenig & Bauer Customer Experience Center.

It’s easy to take for granted that in any type of printing, ink will meet the substrate as it passes through the press and a printed product will come out on the other side. But, what often gets overlooked is the path the ink takes on its journey to and through the press and eventually, onto its intended surface. Ink systems, whether pumps, dispensers, tanks or formulations, are crucial elements that play a major role in print quality, efficiency, color accuracy and plant and product safety.

The Paperboard Packaging Council (PPC) held its Folding Carton Boot Camp on May 23-24, educating a group of industry newcomers on the entire folding carton converting process. An introduction to inks was part of the program.

hubergroup, USA, Inc. and Alden & Ott Printing Inks Co. have announced that hubergroup has acquired substantially all of the assets of Alden & Ott in a private deal. Alden & Ott is a comprehensive ink manufacturer developing custom solutions for both the offset and flexo printing markets in the Midwest and Northeast.

Low migration ink continues to improve across packaging segments and printing methods.

INX International, which completed a $4 million expansion at its Charlotte, N.C. facility last year, has completed the finishing touches connected to the project. Production in the Charlotte facility impacts four continents — North America, South America, Asia and Europe.