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Ink manufacturer, hubergroup, has officially released its DYNAMICA ink series, which reportedly features low dot gain and high dampening tolerance
Printing ink and chemical manufacturer, hubergroup, has announced the launch of its latest ink offering, the DYNAMICA Ink series.
The product has been developed with high pigmentation as its basis, aiming to offer high colour density and vibrancy.
The DYNAMICA series is compatible with the latest high-speed printing solutions as well as with a wide range of substrates. Reported features of the ink include a low dot gain, high dampening tolerance, and strong stackability, working on both straight and perfecting presses.
The fast-setting ink, which is formulated for modern commercial printing, is designed as an eco-friendly alternative for the print industry. Labelled by the company as “a cradle-to-cradle material health certified series”, the ink is free from both cobalt drier and mineral oil.
The series also comes with a gloss finish for coated substrates. The gloss has been touted as providing a "duct-fresh formulation" with rapid-setting properties designed to minimise press downtime and maximise output efficiency.
The DYNAMICA series is fully compliant with the colour metric standards of ISO 2846-1 and the quality and consistency requirements of ISO 12647-2.
According to the company, the product was developed in direct response to customer feedback. Richard Gill, product manager of Sheetfed at hubergroup, comments: “The DYNAMICA Ink Series is a testament to the power of listening and engaging with our customers.
“By combining their invaluable insights with our expertise, we’ve created a product that empowers printers to achieve remarkable print outcomes while upholding sustainability and efficiency.”
Hubergroup has publicly launched the DYNAMICA Ink Series at the 16th PRINTPACK trade show, which began on February 1st at the India Expo Centre in Greater Noida, India.
