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Polymeric Imaging Achieves SGP Certification

Published

8 years ago

December 1, 2015

The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP), the leading sustainability certification organization for the print industry, today announces the Silver Patron support of Polymeric Imaging Inc. SGP Patrons provide vital support to the organization and assist in keeping costs low throughout the SGP certification process.

Based in North Kansas City, Mo., Polymeric is a research and development company that manufactures inks and coatings for the digital, screen and specialty coating markets. The company works with premier brands and printers to develop products and provide solutions that were previously not commercially viable in the industry.

“Polymeric strives to be environmentally conscious with our technology, practices and products that are developed to make our customers lives easier as well as supporting their sustainability initiatives. Partnering with SGP as a Silver Patron demonstrates this commitment,” states Sean McDermott, Director of Business Development, Polymeric Imaging.

Polymeric specializes in providing ink solutions for difficult digital printing and screen printing requirements and has introduced UV ink products for previously unacceptable, ‘solvent-only’ applications. Whether you’re printing issues are cure, adhesion, color density, or the rising need to be Eco-Friendly, Polymeric’s Research and Development team is relentless in it’s pursuit to provide the most innovative digital and screen printing inks available.

For more information about Polymeric Imaging Inc. visit their website at http://polymericimaging.com

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