INX to Showcase Inkjet Solutions, Sustainable Packaging Inks at Expo
Credit: INX International
INX International is planning to focus on three segments at the upcoming PRINTING United Expo in Atlanta. Advanced digital solutions, including premium inkjet inks and digital printing systems, and sustainable packaging inks will be on display in booth B1944, and representatives will share their color management expertise when the show is held October 18-20 at the Georgia World Congress Center.
INX will feature several Triangle brand premium digital inks that run on some of the world’s largest multi-pass, high-speed inkjet flatbed printers, including Agfa, HP Scitex, Inca, and Vutek.
High performance UV Curable inks such as Triangle HIP, HSI™, and VHS provide fast curing and offer significant cost savings. Formulated so printers can meet GRACoL standards and G7 targets with sharper printability, they are supported with user-friendly service agreements. HIP is used on Inca Onset printers, HSI runs in tandem with HP Scitex, and VHS works with Vutek HS120 and HS125 series printers.
INXhrc™ natural-based inks and Genesis™ washable inks are two eco-friendly solutions booth visitors can learn more about. INXhrc is a high performance, bio-renewable ink for flexographic, offset, and gravure use that reduces the carbon footprint of packaging materials and contributes to a circular economy. Genesis makes it easier to recycle plastic films and contribute to the circular reuse of materials. INX will also feature Ecostage GB-XA Oxygen Barrier coatings for food preservation and mono-material packaging.
INX’s technology-driven digital systems and integration capabilities will be highlighted. Direct-to-Object and Narrow Web printing options include the NW350 narrow web printer, and RUCOINX 937LED and 945UV/MA inks provide solid solutions for all glass and plastic bottle screen printing. Visit the INX website to learn more or schedule a booth meeting.
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