Sun Chemical to Introduce Breakthrough Solutions for the Corrugated Market at SuperCorrExpo® 2024

“Sun Chemical’s solutions for corrugated printing are designed to help drive successful recovery and continued growth of the corrugated packaging market,” said Jeremy Teachman, Product Manager–Paper Packaging and Corrugated, Sun Chemical. “Our full line of transformative, sustainable products, coupled with our digital color management tools available across North America, position Sun Chemical as the supplier of choice to help packaging converters achieve their goals.”

Water-based Inks and Coatings
*Designed to support high value packaging by performing at the cutting edge of the market, Sun Chemical’s SunVisto® Advantage® family of water-based flexographic inks enables quality performance and return on investment for high productivity converting press investments.
*Sun Chemical offers coating products to meet any demand in the market, from traditional performance attributes like gloss or slide angle to unique characteristics such as high rub, release, grease and water barrier coatings or wax replacement.
*Sun Chemical’s SunVisto™ Anilox Cleaning Program includes a range of solutions to help corrugated printers maintain consistent print quality while extending the life of their equipment. SunVisto Power Scrub 65F can be used for everyday use while SunClean AutoWash 200 works best for automatic cleaning systems.
*SunJet, the preferred ink partner for transformational digital printing, uses innovative water-based inks to meet the complex needs of corrugated packaging with DigiVisto inkjet inks.
more at: https://www.sunchemical.com/newsrelease-supercorr2024/

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