Tucker Norton, general manager for Artistri digital inks at DuPont, said, “In the fast-growing world of digital printing, our customers not only expect us to deliver inks with great colours and consistency, but they’re also looking for improved productivity as well as delivery flexibility and reliability. With this capacity increase we’ll be better able to respond to customers around the world and the growing demand for pigment inkjet inks.”

John Hellige, plant manager at DuPont’s Fort Madison site in Iowa, recognised the project team’s efforts. “The team delivered inks capacity expansion on time by utilising innovative technology developed by Artistri inks business’ R&D and manufacturing teams,” said Hellige. “The project was accomplished incident free, contributing to our plant’s long-standing safety record.”  

“We’re pleased to further contribute to the printer and OEM customers’ and brands’ transition to the sustainable printing processes enabled by water-based pigment inkjet inks,” said Eric Beyeler, global marketing manager, Artistri digital inks. “Artistri inks production capacity increase is another step in DuPont’s commitment to sustainable growth of digital printing in commercial, textiles and packaging.”