What it is
Inks for printing on paper and board. It is part of Bollant’s Inks, Adhesives and Films family. Formulated in-house for paper, board and foil converting.
Where it is used
- Paper plates and cups
- Cartons
- Wrapping
Typical buyers: Disposable-product manufacturers, printers and packaging converters.
What to specify
Send these parameters with your enquiry. Values are agreed for each order and confirmed in a specification sheet before production.
| Parameter | Why it matters | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Process | Flexo, offset or other. | Agreed per order |
| Substrate | Paper or board. | Agreed per order |
| Colours | Shade standard. | Agreed per order |
| Food contact | Declarations where relevant. | Agreed per order |
Formats and options
- To shade
How it is made
Batches are formulated for the substrate and the line they will run on, and tested against our own converting lines before supply.
Limitations
Formulated for industrial converting lines. Not a retail or consumer range.
Questions buyers ask
Do you match brand colours?
Shade matching against a standard is part of an ink order; confirm the tolerance you need.
What is printing inks used for?
Common uses: paper plates and cups; cartons; wrapping.
What should I specify when ordering printing inks?
Send: Process; Substrate; Colours; Food contact. Values are agreed per order.
Which formats of printing inks are available?
To shade.
How is printing inks made?
Batches are formulated for the substrate and the line they will run on, and tested against our own converting lines before supply.
What are the limitations of printing inks?
Formulated for industrial converting lines. Not a retail or consumer range.
Which documents can I request for printing inks?
Safety Data Sheet (SDS); Technical data sheet for the supplied grade, issued for the grade or format you buy.
Who buys printing inks?
Disposable-product manufacturers, printers and packaging converters.