One of the primary regulations we must understand when considering responsible chemical management and the materials used in printing inks is the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). The TSCA is a United States federal law that regulates the production, import, use, and disposal of chemicals. It aims to protect human health and the environment by ensuring that chemicals are properly
- Coatings and varnishes offer many advantages, ranging from protection and durability to aesthetics and environmental benefits, making them essential in many industries and
- The quality of your printed product depends on several factors. From the type of paper and inks to the printer itself, ink viscosity is an often-overlooked measurement that
- The smart use of inks and coatings can contribute to a circular economy and help reduce material use, enable packaging reuse, and facilitate recycling. Regulatory policies,
- Many print service providers are familiar with the term G7, but what does it actually mean? In short, G7 is a calibration process used to improve the printing consistency and
- Ink quality, and the way it is used in the printing process, is a key component of successful printing. Strong results require a consistent approach and knowledge of
- The sustainability of packaging is increasingly important to a product brand’s success in today’s competitive market. Consumers expect packaging to inform them about its
- The weatherability properties of ink will determine how well your printed packaging can stand up to environmental exposure and print service providers know the importance of
- Sustainability and food safety concerns in the food packaging industry is a hot topic and is driving the use of functional materials to improve recycling and preserve food.
- Just like getting an oil change for your car, performing standardized maintenance on printing equipment is an effort that maintains the value of the equipment itself. And,