Digital Printing
Mutoh America Announces MS41 Ink in 300-mL Bags
The change allows PSP’s to purchase “just the right amount” of ink.
Mutoh America Inc. (Phoenix) announced that the company has launched a new ink pack size for the MS41 inks for the 1641SR/1682SR XpertJet printers – a 300-mL bag.
The 300ml MS41 ink packs are a great economical solution for PSP s to purchase just the right amount of ink that they need and offer them more options than they have today, said Chris Padilla, eco solvent product manager of Mutoh America.
MS41 inks are GREENGUARD Gold Certified Inks and, according to a statement from Mutoh, prints using the ink can be placed in sensitive areas such as hospitals, health care facilities, daycare centers and much more. The ink also offers resistance to abrasion, chemicals and the weather.
For more information, visit mutoh.com.
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