Inkloft, a new specialist digital printing business, has announced its entry into the direct-to-film (DTF) market after being appointed as a distributor of DuPont Artistri DTF products, including P1600 inks and Artistri Jettable Adhesive JA1100.
The company, which was founded by Gary Weyman and Andy Hancock, has been established to provide customers with access to “high-quality digital printing inks, backed by genuine industry knowledge and experience”. Inkloft says its launch offering will focus on the DuPont Artistri P1600 range, “providing DTF printers and businesses with access to a proven ink technology from a specialist supplier”.
Co-founder Gary Weyman brings decades of experience working with DuPont and extensive knowledge of its digital printing ink portfolio. Andy Hancock brings a wealth of experience from an ink perspective as owner of Mexar, a specialist inkjet development company, since 2007.
“Inkloft has been created because we believe there is an opportunity to offer an open approach to the DTF market – genuine product knowledge, straightforward advice and easy access to high-quality inks,” said Gary. “Having spent decades working with DuPont, I know the goal of the Artistri business is to deliver innovation to customers and we can’t wait to promote the latest technology aimed at imprived workflow and softer hand-feel: Jettable Adhesive from Artistri.”
The launch represents the first step in Inkloft’s ambition to build a specialist online destination for digital printing inks, combining convenient online purchasing with knowledgeable, industry-focused support.
Artistri P1600 inks will be available to purchase directly through the Inkloft website, with further products and developments planned as the business grows.
