Ink and Media in new partnership
Relatively new company Ink and Media, set up by father and son team Terry and Gareth Winders, has announced a partnership deal with Digidelta SA to supply its Decal range of vinyl and films – in particular the new ecological and solvent free Think Green decal adhesives range.
Located in Glasnevin, Dublin 11, Ink and Media’s primary focus up to now has been the supply of ink and media to the general large-format market. Terry Winders has over 25 years experience selling ink for Sun Chemicals and Gareth Winders is a qualified printer and also highly experienced in the retail /supermarket business.
Managing director of Ink and Media, Gareth Winders, said: “We spotted a gap in the market for a number of things. One was for an economically priced eco friendly range of vinyl/adhesives and the second gap was service! By that I mean viewing and treating customers as partners in an enterprise not as a commodity or an inconvenience to daily business. So having knowledge of the digital/screen and retail sectors we quickly identified that by incorporating some of the systems and methods used by the supply base of each market the new company could develop a more efficient and customer focused service. Both of us felt we could bring some fresh thinking to the trade so we searched for new products to bring to the market and the result is that Ink and Media has just been appointed sole distributor in Ireland for the Digidelta SA range.”
Terry Winders added: “Digidelta SA produces decal digital print vinyl, excellent PVC films, for high quality solvent, and UV printing, all at hugely competitive prices. However, the most interesting thing for us is that the newly launched decal adhesive Think Green, produced in Portugal, is solvent free. The market is crying out for non solvent substrates and this will allow us to capitalise on this requirement.”
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