David Savastano, Editor01.11.23
The ink industry has seen growth in key markets in the past year, with most of that expansion driven by specific segments such as the inkjet ink and packaging ink areas. Meanwhile, ink manufacturers are working to enhance their sustainability measures, and this goes through all aspects of their operations, from raw materials through production.
To help meet the needs of their ink customers, leading equipment manufacturers are developing new equipment for the printing ink industry. They are seeing particular strength in a number of fields. For example, Christine Banaszek, sales manager, Charles Ross & Son Company, said that ROSS is seeing growth in a number of segments, including specialty and conductive inks, as well as sustainable raw materials, 3D printing resins, pastes and powder blends.
Banaszek sees continued interest in rental programs, which she noted can serve as a bridg between development and pilo
To help meet the needs of their ink customers, leading equipment manufacturers are developing new equipment for the printing ink industry. They are seeing particular strength in a number of fields. For example, Christine Banaszek, sales manager, Charles Ross & Son Company, said that ROSS is seeing growth in a number of segments, including specialty and conductive inks, as well as sustainable raw materials, 3D printing resins, pastes and powder blends.
Banaszek sees continued interest in rental programs, which she noted can serve as a bridg between development and pilo
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