Flint Group, a leading supplier of inks and coatings for the global print and packaging sectors, is proud to announce that its nitrocellulose-(NC) free ink innovations have been recognised at the Flexographic Industry Association (FIA) UK Awards.
With its unique composition of recycled natural fibres, it guarantees genuine print quality using Latex and UV inks, with easy application and removal onto smooth interior surfaces such as paperboard, glass, foamboard and ACM.
Due to persistent raw material cost increases, Flint Group will increase prices of all its products containing nitrocellulose. The increase will be effective from 1st August 2025, where contracts allow and will vary depending on nitrocellulose content.
We are actively reducing our carbon footprint and have undergone rigorous certification by independent auditors to validate our efforts. We ensure our suppliers only source pulp from responsibly managed forests, allowing us to proudly display the FSC label on our POS rolls, so Park.
All grades in Lectas EraCup range are fully recyclable, repulpable, and food-safe, meeting the highest technical and hygiene standards. They support circular economy principles and are designed for efficient end-of-life disposal.
The system is available in two wavelengths and thus offers maximum application versatility: in a UVA version for curing printing inks, as well as in a UVC version, ideally suited for crosslinking UV coatings, silicones, and adhesives.
The Xtender technology was developed with MEAFs core manufacturing values in mind, providing a cost-effective solution that can be modularly integrated into (existing) extrusion lines for both recycling as well as film and sheet production.
