February 2002 Features

Features:

Electronic Ink Makes Gains in Europe

New electronic display technologies using conductive polymers and electrically charged inks could soon have an impact on the large-format market.

By Sean Milmo

Mexico’s Ink Market Anticipates Slight Growth in 2002

By Charles W. Thurston

NAPIM’s 2002 Convention Will Examine State of Ink, Printing Industries

By David Savastano

Vehicles and Varnishes

Developing products are key to creating new markets and spurring growth

By David Savastano

Optimizing UV Coatings for Heatset Web Offset Printing

By Mark D. Latunski

The Milling Report

Ink companies are looking for greater productivity, more automation and improved diagnostics from their mills.

By Dave Savastano

Printers, ink and equipment suppliers are working to make gravure a strong short-run alternative. It remains to be seen if gravure can overcome its image of being a high quality, large-run process and successfully reach out to the ever-increasing short-run marketplace.

By Dave Savastano

Features:

Electronic Ink Makes Gains in Europe

Mexico’s Ink Market Anticipates Slight Growth in 2002

NAPIM’s 2002 Convention Will Examine State of Ink, Printing Industries

Vehicles and Varnishes

Optimizing UV Coatings for Heatset Web Offset Printing

The Milling Report

The Gravure Report

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