Sun Chemical to launch SolarFlex UV ink for food packaging

Labelexpo 2015 in Brussels, 29 September to 2 October

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Jonathan Sexton, sales and marketing director – narrow web and screen, Sun Chemical Europe

Sun Chemical will present its latest innovations and new product launches for the label, narrow web and packaging market on its Stand 5E45 at Labelexpo 2015 in Brussels, Belgium, from 29 September to 2 October. Focussing on the theme ‘From Concept to Consumer,’ Sun Chemical’s product portfolio comprises of the entire packaging and labelling workflow – from initial package design concept to prepress, coatings, inks and consumables, brand integrity and compliant packaging solutions, through conversion and beyond to final point of sale. Jonathan Sexton, sales and marketing director – narrow web and screen, Sun Chemical Europe, says, “By taking visitors to our stand on a journey of our product offerings at Labelexpo, label producers and brand owners will clearly see how our extensive portfolio offers carefully developed products and solutions that address a range of challenges, while delivering a host of benefits throughout the ‘Concept to Consumer’ product lifecycle.”

On show for the first time at Labelexpo 2015will be a new, fully compliant SolarFlex UV Flexo opaque white ink for food packaging applications. Representing an extension to the Solar Flex Neutron white ink launched at Labelexpo in 2013,this latest addition offers excellent adhesion to a wide range of substrates. Also making an introduction will be Polare, a new innovative, versatile and cost-effective ink dispenser range designed to optimize the dispensing of lower volume spot inks. Polare, which is aimed at the label and narrow web market, has been developed in partnership with Ink maker to meet the requirements for lower volume consumption.

Sun Chemical’s digital inkjet division, Sun Jet, will be highlighting its latest capabilities and expertise in UV curing inks which provide optimum image quality and reliability on a wide range of substrates. Demonstrating its expertise on food safety regulations, SunJet will present its range of compliant inkjet solutions for printing onto the non-contact side of primary and secondary food packaging applications. Sun Chemical will be displaying its wide range of anti-counterfeiting solutions, including its array of covert and over tinks, SunShift, Sun Guard and SunLock, offering brand owners and label producers enhanced product security.

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