The company adds the new ink will enable printers to take another step in print quality, improved mileage and press performance.

Par Olsson, product manager for UV inks says, “As an integral part of developing new products we involve leading converters in the development process. They are asked to explain and exemplify prior to the project what properties and parameters they are missing in the market, and after we have listed all parameters our researchers start to build the technology that can provide solutions for them.”

He continues, “With regards to results from the test of Flexocure Force, we did get an overwhelmingly positive response with customer feedback reporting clear improved properties from printability and adhesion to press performance.”

Flint Group outlines the Flexocure Force ink boasts attributes including:

• Viscosity / flow and no foaming

• The highest colour strength to be found in UV Flexo

• High dot reproduction

• Speed stability with consistent density

• Adhesion to multiple substrates

• Better thermal transfer printability

• No plate swell

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