Nazdar Ink Technologies will once again be among the exhibitors at InPrint - the industrial print show - in Milan, Italy this November, showcasing its wide range of UV-LED, traditional UV, solvent and aqueous ink formulations to attendees.

The Mack Brooks Exhibition Group held its InPrint USA Industrial Inkjet Conference in Chicago, IL, May 1 to 2, 2018 at the Palmer House, a Hilton Hotel. The organization’s goal is to inform, inspire, and educate. Co-founders Frazer Chesterman and Marcus Timson led the event with opening remarks that addressed the growing popularity of inkjet printing in manufacturing and the need to educate potential users on its capabilities.

Nazdar Ink Technologies will once again be among the exhibitors at the InPrint Industrial Inkjet Conference and Exhibition in Chicago, USA this May. The company will introduce a number of its innovative UV-LED, traditional UV, solvent and aqueous ink formulations to attendees.

Under normal usage conditions these inks should pose no significant health hazard. However, no long history of safe use, as yet, has been determined. Consequently, Nazdar recommends that the following precautions be observed while emphasizing the role of plant supervision and management in enforcing these:

Roland DG recently showcased their newly-launched VersaUV S-Series UV-LED printer at InPrint in Munich. Visitors were captivated by the S-Series printing logos directly onto footballs – a quirky application intended to visually demonstrate the printer’s ability to image directly onto objects previously considered too high, too heavy or too complex for direct print.

Chicago, IL, September 6, 2017 –InPrint USA, the Industrial Print Show, will host the first Industrial Inkjet Conference May 1-2, 2018 at the Palmer House Hilton in Chicago. The conference will showcase how inkjet technologies are transforming the manufacturing sector and will educate attendees on the opportunities and challenges in inkjet printing for industrial applications.

The uptake and popularity of UV-LED curing ink has been increasing over the past decade to a point where we can now say it is the ink of the moment. Businesses specializing in inkjet, screen, and narrow-web printing have embraced LED (light emitting diode) curing technology for its lifecycle cost, environmental, and versatility benefits compared to mercury lamps can, and have, created outstanding graphics and displays as a result.

Print providers are constantly having to walk a narrow tightrope when it comes to pursuing new opportunities, new applications, and new market segments. Which possibilities do you pursue, and which do you not? Do you allow what seems to be a “hot” market segment to pass you by – or do you take a chance on it, and perhaps have to let something you currently pursue fall by the wayside? And when do you make those decisions?