Nazdar Ink Technologies is marking the ongoing success of InkAnswers with the launch of a brief new video explaining how this award-winning - and completely free of charge - Q&A service works.

In a perfect world every print job runs with ease. The same job runs the same the third time as it did the first and second time. In the real world problems arise that have people scratching their heads. How do you know if the problem is ink, substrate, equipment or a combination of constituents?

As a printer, saving time is crucial, and you need access to important information fast. Now, Nazdar’s popular Find Your Ink tool can be accessed in the shop or on the go, with mobile-device compatibility! No matter your printing method, cure type, or application, Nazdar will help find the right ink for you!

The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) is a US law regarding safety regulations for the manufacture of children's products. Nazdar Ink Technologies provides CPSIA letters pertaining to a range of inks and cleaners. 

Got substrates that "break the mold"? You need a print method that does too! Pad Printing is perfect for unconventionally shaped items that would be hard to screenprint. Learn more about pad printing in this demo by Nazdar technician, JR Bennett, or visit our Find Your Pad Printing Ink page.

In this interview, Bruce Ridge, Director of Technical Service at Nazdar Ink Technologies discusses the future of the print industry with fellow Academy member, Tim Quinn, Consultant with Nazdar Consulting Services.

With so many to choose from, it can be difficult to determine which ink is the right one for any particular application.

The manufacturers of ink and substrates for the packaging industry regularly get questions about what "Low Migration" really means. In this article, we will help demystify the term and address most important questions regarding this concept.

In this Nazdar Tech Tip, Nazdar print expert, Travis Barcelona, discusses the different purposes/readings of Spectrophotometers, Densitometers, and Spectrodensitometers.

The rapidly developing print world is experiencing a revolution: Additive Manufacturing, also known as 3D Printing. In this article, we look at four of the most popular methods.