Nazdar Ink Technologies announced it will be debuting a number of new inks at FESPA Digital 2016, scheduled to take place at The Amsterdam RAI Exhibition Centre in The Netherlands March 8-11, 2016.
Nazdar’s key representatives will be present throughout the event – on Stand J120 in Hall 1 – and will be showcasing Nazdar’s latest ink technologies.
First, Nazdar will showcase two new ink Series for the wide format sector: Nazdar 203 Series and Nazdar 130 Series. The Nazdar 203 Series is a plug and play alternative for Roland Eco Max 3 inks. The inks have been reformulated to omit several raw materials currently facing regulatory restrictions in many countries – especially those within the EU.
“FESPA will offer a great opportunity to see these inks in action and view the impressive results as we will be showcasing them on a Roland VS printer at the show,” said Martin Burns, Nazdar’s global market segment manager – Digital Solvent and Aqueous. “Upon release, Nazdar 203 Series will be exactly color matched to Roland Eco Max 3 inks. However, for FESPA Digital, we will exceed that and demonstrate how Nazdar can push the boundaries of ink development with increased color gamut, density and superior dot control.”
Also for the first time, Nazdar will be promoting its new 130 Series inks, which are specifically designed for use in Mimaki JV33, CJV, JV300 and JV150 printers using Mimaki SS21 inks.
Additionally, Nazdar will showcase three new sets of inks for the UV plug and play inkjet market at FESPA Digital 2016: Nazdar 702 Series, Nazdar 703 Series and Nazdar 705 Series. “We are pleased to be introducing three new entries into the UV plug and play inkjet market,” said Rich Dunklee, Nazdar’s global market segment manager – UV Digital Inkjet inks. ““Our 702 Series (for Oce Arizona), 703 Series (for Fujifilm Acuity), and 705 Series (for HP FB500/700) are designed to be direct replacements for the OEM inks, while offering a significant savings.”
For the dye-sublimation market, Nazdar will be focusing on its TX650 Series inks. These water-based, dye-sublimation high-density inks are ideal for an array of transfer applications from producing sportswear garments to outdoor signage, and have been formulated for use with a range of wide format digital printers.