Boston Industrial Solutions Introduced Natron 717S UV Ink for High-Performance Printing

May 4, 2026- by CMI| Category : Specialty and Fine Chemicals1 min read
Boston Industrial Solutions Introduced Natron 717S UV Ink for High-Performance Printing

Boston Industrial Solutions, Inc. has launched the Natron 717S UV Ink, made for printers with the Ricoh GH2220 printhead. The Natron 717S is a soft, flexible UV LED ink that operates well on flexible materials, advancing on the older 717N Series.

It is made to align with temperature-controlled printheads for smooth printing.

For difficult surfaces like PU rubber, Boston Industrial Solutions says to use UV primers like PP primer so the ink sticks well and lasts longer.

Key Features

  • Built for excellent adhesion to soft as well as flexible materials, making it ideal for applications such as PU, rubber, and other challenging substrates.
  • Produces vibrant, high-gloss prints that enhance visual appeal as well as product value.
  • Provide strong resistance to wear, making sure long-lasting print quality in demanding environments.
  • Fully compatible with all industrial UV printers utilizing Ricoh GH2220 printheads.
  • Available in Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, White, and Varnish.

As per Coherent Market Insights, the Flexographic Printing Inks Market will grow at an 6.3% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2026 to 2033, from USD 12.71 Bn in 2026 to around USD 19.53 Bn by 2033. The printing of packaging materials like cardboard boxes, packaged foods, corrugated cardboard, catalogs, paper bags & plastic bags, and newspapers mostly uses flexographic inks, commonly referred to as flexo printing inks. The popularity of flexographic printing is a result of its efficiency, affordability, and environmental friendliness.

“We remain attentive to our customers’ needs and strive to provide products that address them. The Natron 717S Series is another example of our commitment to continue innovation. This ink will offer customers using this industrial printhead the ability to print flexible material, printing without compromising on quality or durability,” said Bonaventure Mutuku, COO of Boston Industrial Solutions, Inc.

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