Anderson & Vreeland Opens Liquid Resin Laboratory
Anderson & Vreeland has opened a new liquid photopolymer resin laboratory in Bryan, Ohio. The facility aims to accelerate the development of sustainable resins for the flexographic printing sector.
Anderson & Vreeland has established a new, state-of-the-art laboratory in Bryan, Ohio, focusing on the development of liquid photopolymer resins. The company states that this investment is intended to speed up the creation of sustainable resin and integrated consumable solutions to optimize production within the global flexographic printing industry.
The facility is designed to enhance production processes for the printing sector. This initiative builds on nearly 20 years of the company's investment in the field, aligning with its long-term strategy to improve efficiency and sustainability in printing operations.
Flexographic printing is a widely used method for packaging and labels. Advancements in resin technology can significantly affect the performance and environmental impact of materials used in this sector. Anderson & Vreeland's announcement positions the new laboratory as a key element in its commitment to industry innovation.