A value-driven approach to purchasing inks, coatings, and digital solutions in a competitive market
In print production, ink is often treated as a line item rather than a system. Price per pound is easy to compare and easy to document, which makes it a convenient metric for purchasing decisions. But convenience does not equal accuracy.For printers, converters, and brand owners operating in complex production environments, price alone rarely reflects the true cost or the true benefit
Digital printing on beverage cans has moved beyond proof of concept. The technology is established, installations are expanding, and short-run, versioned packaging is now
Beverage cans compete in a crowded aisle, where graphics and impact decide the sale. High-impact graphics demand attention, sustainability claims raise expectations, and
With an ink dispenser program, printing companies can break free from outdated methods, work smarter, and reduce applied costs. Color management becomes more intuitive and
Decoration of metal packaging—a necessary exercise in product identification—has evolved significantly in recent years. By using specialty inks, designers and producers of
Consistently producing a client’s exact color specifications requires a predictable color management system. As a leading ink and coating supplier with a team of Color
Overview of four product and packaging drivers of brand owners and the specialty and functional inks and coatings that can help them address those drivers. The visual appeal
Cans are becoming increasingly popular thanks to their recyclability, their expansion beyond the carbonated beverage and beer market into non-alcoholic and ready-to-drink
How much does your ink cost? Ink ‘price’ and ink ‘cost’ are two different, yet important points to consider when conducting a total cost analysis of your ink. Customers have