Siegwerk, a supplier of printing inks and coatings for packaging, will participate in the InPrint trade fair in March 2022 with its Inkjet business unit. The trade show will take place March 15-17 in Munich, Germany and is regarded as a meeting place for specialists in printing technology.

It is of great importance to Siegwerk to enter a close exchange with experts from the printing sector regularly. “Siegwerk offers customized ink solutions for almost all printing technologies including industrial inkjet. We are excited to discuss innovative processes in the packaging sector with experts from various fields of our business,” says Matthieu Carni, director, Inkjet Business. “Therefore, we are very happy to be available with an exhibition stand on site for customer and interested parties at the InPrint.”

Siegwerk’s portfolio of inkjet products consists of various UV and water-based inks as well as different primers and OPVs. These products are suitable for a wide spectrum of substrates. At the InPrint in Munich visitors will get a well-founded overview of these processes and products. Here, every two years, print technology providers from around the world meet to showcase their latest developments in digital, inkjet, screen and speciality printing.

“Siegwerk has a long-term strategic focus on inkjet, continuously working on new developments and enhancements with its strategic partners” explains Carni. “By that, we have a profound understanding of the different needs of printers and print equipment manufacturers among others.”

The company aims to connect its innovative processes with experts to not only support with its packaging and ink know-how but also to bring partners together to best leverage the core competencies of each one. Carni concludes, “For us, the exchange with our partners, customers and those who are interested, is very important. We are constantly developing our products and the ways we are working to even more innovative and sustainable ones. As a result, we are really looking forward to entering these conversations on site at the InPrint.”