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Sun Chemical launches new UV curing offset inks – SunCure Starluxe

Tuesday 29. September 2009 - Sun Chemical has launched SunCure Starluxe, a new UV curing offset ink series, to cater for increasing demands from brand owners and end users for the highest print quality.

Along with SolarFlex Nova, SunCure Starluxe joins the Solaris System of products and services, a global product line of complete, proven printing inks, coatings and services dedicated to narrow web printing. Delivering productivity, versatility and value to printers, the Solaris range caters to almost all narrow web processes including UV flexo, water-based flexo, screen whites and colours, letterpress and lithography.

SunCure Starluxe inks offer the highest lithographic print quality on all types of web presses from the narrowest to the widest web widths, and up to the fastest of print speeds.

SunCure Starluxe will guarantee the customer the highest quality time and again. These new inks stand up to even the most demanding of end-uses thanks to its outstanding adhesion characteristics to a wide range of plastic, paper or metallised substrates. The result is a full range of products that give the narrow web printer confidence in satisfying the most demanding customer where print performance is required at the highest level.

Jonathan Sexton, Sales Director – Narrow Web, Sun Chemical said: “By further extending our range of products and services in the Solaris System, we are acknowledging the needs and requirements of printers and end-users by providing quality, service and innovation. SunCure Starluxe delivers the highest and most consistent offset print quality, enabling our customers to exceed the expectations of their most demanding brand owners. By using SunCure Starluxe and other products within the range, Sun Chemical customers are receiving an unrivalled level of support from the world’s foremost producer of inks and pigments, with the security of dealing with a trusted, long-term supplier to the global graphic arts industry.”

http://www.sunchemical.com
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