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screen printing => Waterbase and Discharge => Topic started by: ericheartsu on October 18, 2015, 11:08:26 PM

Title: does anyone use jantex ink?
Post by: ericheartsu on October 18, 2015, 11:08:26 PM
I found some DCUB, and some white really cheap, and i'm wondering if anyone uses it?
Title: Re: does anyone use jantex ink?
Post by: californiadreamin on October 19, 2015, 01:37:26 AM
I found some DCUB, and some white really cheap, and i'm wondering if anyone uses it?

Great Product!
Found in most large and medium shops in California, Mexico, Central America.

The Owner is Jan Springer, one VERY sharp lady. Honest, Nice, Incredible amount of
hands on knowledge in printing, and ink chemistry.
One of the original start up crew of Matsui in California in the 80's.

Downside? Not a great marketing wiz. You will see her in trade shows, but even more
on print shop floors, offering solutions, not hype.

winston
Title: Re: does anyone use jantex ink?
Post by: jantexinks on January 06, 2016, 01:01:49 PM
I know this is an old post but,
Thanks for the kind words Winston...   ;D

Yes our marketing isn't the best, we are working on it.

For any "old" inks, feel free to contact us and we can let you know the date of manufacture and assist with any questions.

Title: Re: does anyone use jantex ink?
Post by: Inkworks on January 06, 2016, 03:18:25 PM
QCM distributed Jantex WB/DC kits for a while before Rutland bought them out, I use the stuff here and it works well, the recipe system was not the greatest for many DC colors, but we're used to color matching by hand/eye and made it work.
Title: Re: does anyone use jantex ink?
Post by: jsheridan on January 06, 2016, 04:59:01 PM
Great ink!!

Jan is the bees knees and makes some amazing products!



Title: Re: does anyone use jantex ink?
Post by: ABuffington on January 06, 2016, 06:46:47 PM
I owe Jan a ton of credit for helping me get this far in the industry.  Jantex may be the name of the company but Jan is a master of water base ink processing and types and she, Opal and Louie are the heart and soul of the company. We would never have landed Disney without her help.  A lot of the foiling techniques we discovered were due to her help as well as International Coatings.  Look them up at the ISS Show in Long Beach, great people.
Title: Re: does anyone use jantex ink?
Post by: pwalsh on January 26, 2016, 09:28:46 PM
I owe Jan a ton of credit for helping me get this far in the industry.  Jantex may be the name of the company but Jan is a master of water base ink processing and types and she, Opal and Louie are the heart and soul of the company. We would never have landed Disney without her help.  A lot of the foiling techniques we discovered were due to her help as well as International Coatings.  Look them up at the ISS Show in Long Beach, great people.

I love TSB but it's an Epic Failure that this site doesn't have a LIKE BUTTON. Cause if it did, I'd hit it a bunch of times to agree with the posts from Winston and Alan.  Jan Springer is the bomb when it comes to WB inks on the West Coast.
 
Title: Re: does anyone use jantex ink?
Post by: 244 on January 26, 2016, 10:06:36 PM
I owe Jan a ton of credit for helping me get this far in the industry.  Jantex may be the name of the company but Jan is a master of water base ink processing and types and she, Opal and Louie are the heart and soul of the company. We would never have landed Disney without her help.  A lot of the foiling techniques we discovered were due to her help as well as International Coatings.  Look them up at the ISS Show in Long Beach, great people.

I love TSB but it's an Epic Failure that this site doesn't have a LIKE BUTTON. Cause if it did, I'd hit it a bunch of times to agree with the posts from Winston and Alan.  Jan Springer is the bomb when it comes to WB inks on the West Coast.
she is the M&R of water based inks in my book! Does whatever it takes to do the right thing. Hats off to her!