Consumables-Ink - Inkjet

Kodak has developed KODAK EKTACOLOR Inks and KODAK OPTIMAX Primers — optimized water-based ink and primer products for its high-speed continuous inkjet technologies. The inks are specially formulated to create brighter, clearer, punchier print, at high speed.

The color pink and the Barbie movie have left an indelible mark on our collective consciousness. Therefore, we wanted to know how different the solid ink color is from the CMYK build of that color. Here is what we discovered.

Agfa has announced the development of new inks for its Onset and Avinci inkjet printers. These inks boast high quality and performance while minimizing ink usage.

The new smart manufacturing facility will produce Memjet’s advanced ink formulations in a quality-controlled, automated production environment.

PRINTING United Alliance’s quick action of identifying a potentially catastrophic bill in Washington state which would have banned inks containing chlorinating pigments prevailed with the bill being significantly revised.

Sun Chemical will showcase its full range of digital inks for textiles and graphics at PRINTING United Expo, including a selection of its Streamline inkjet inks designed for a variety of wide-format solvent based or aqueous printers.

Landa Digital Printing has opened a new European consumables manufacturing facility, based in Sittard, The Netherlands. Producing the revolutionary Landa Nanoink, the new site enables the company to double consumables production and support rapid growth.

Fujifilm Imaging Colorants hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new high purity reactive dispersant (RxD) pigment dispersion production facility, the first of two inkjet ink manufacturing facilities planned for the area.

When multiple analog and digital printing processes are being used to produce various printed pieces, it’s important to know which output device has the smallest color gamut so decisions can be made about how to reproduce color across all of the devices.

The investment in the Delaware facility will double Fujifilm’s production capacity of pigment dispersions in the U.S. to meet the fast-growing demand for inkjet printing globally.