Ink

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  • Pigment-based ink

    May 1, 2012

    Sawgrass Industrial’s M-XTR pigment-based inks handle high speeds of inkjet printers.

  • Inkjet ink

    March 1, 2012

    InteliCoat's Magic Brand inks enable accurate color reproduction and print longevity.

  • Alternative inks

    May 1, 2011

    Panoply Inks from Global Imaging are alternative inks for most solvent and UV printers.

  • Clear, UV ink

    May 1, 2011

    Mimaki added clear ink to its line of LH-100 hard UV ink.

  • Eco-friendly ink

    May 1, 2011

    Mutoh’s MP Ink offers an eco-friendly printing option.

  • Metallic inkjet ink

    January 1, 2011

    XenInx Onyx metallic ink from Xennia is designed for digital decoration applications.

  • Eco-solvent silver ink

    November 1, 2010

    Silver ES3 ink from Mimaki is available for its JV33 and CJV30 series of large format printers.

  • Pour-over ink

    November 1, 2010

    Jet Set Eco Ink from Inkjet Set can be easily poured over the original OEM ink with no ink compatibility problems.

  • Innovative ink

    September 1, 2010

    SEPIAX ink from Graphics One prints on virtually any substrate, whether coated or uncoated.

  • Silicone inks

    September 1, 2010

    Silicone textile printing inks from Dow Corning Silicone are fast-curing, easily pigmented and offer high elongation with a soft, non-tacky handle.

  • GO resin ink

    May 1, 2010

    Graphics One redefines digital ink with its water-based resin ink. The new ink prints on virtually any substrate with no substrate coating needed, is compatible with all EPSON piezo print heads, is water based with exceptional color pigment and resin properties, and has an outdoor durability up to three years.

  • 3M ink for HP

    March 1, 2010

    3M Commercial Graphics and HP Large Format Division announced 3M Piezo Inkjet Ink Series 5400UV.

  • Metallic ink wins Product of the Year

    January 1, 2010

    Winner of the DPI 2009 Product of the Year award in the Digital Ink category, Metallic Silver ECO-SOL MAX ink from Roland creates vibrant silver graphics and text.

  • GO all-fabric inks

    November 1, 2009

    Graphics One LLC (GO) launched FabInkTX inks, an “all fabric” ink that features advanced SuperBinder and NanoColor technology, which can adhere and produce saturated color range on fabrics without a coating or precoating.

  • Sawgrass releases bulk ink for direct-to-garment printing

    September 1, 2009

    Sawgrass Technologies released NaturaLink bulk ink for direct-to-garment printing on Epson-based garment printers to produce images on cotton and cotton-blend garments.

  • Using social media to promote business offerings and connect with customers

    The explosion of social networking websites has created the ability to communicate and get information instantly through the internet without any cost. You may be missing a great opportunity if you are not using social media to promote your business' services. There are hundreds of social networking websites available for you and your customers to use that can be helpful in sharing information and creating relationships.

    Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are all great social media websites that can help you connect with your customers, create buzz and gain more business. It's free to become a member of each, and it's easy to create a profile and enter information about your company. Each site also enables you to post pictures, videos and website links for additional information.

    Some fabricators have found these social media websites to be very successful marketing tools. Awnings of Tulsa, in Oklahoma, utilizes Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to promote its business. It has helped them gain new customer contacts and create brand awareness to potential customers in their region.

    Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are just three of several social networking websites available for you to use to promote your company. For tips on how to use these sites, click here.

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