Hubergroup Print Solutions Launches Its New Resin Technology Inks
Edited by Adam Harrie — May 28, 2026 — Business
This article was written with the assistance of AI.
References: hubergroup & packagingeurope
Hubergroup Print Solutions introduced a next-generation offset ink range featuring a new resin technology designed to reduce misting and lower make-ready waste on high-speed presses. The rollout applies across the company’s conventional commercial and packaging ink series, including Resista, Rapida, Packaging Plus, MGA Natura and Corona.
Hubergroup said the updated formulation improves print stability through a wider water window, reduced dampening requirements and more consistent color reproduction during long runs. Production testing reportedly showed fewer sheets required for press adjustments, lower airborne misting and stable post-print performance across sheetfed and web-offset applications. The company plans to deploy the technology globally during the first half of 2026 while keeping existing product names and sales codes unchanged.
For printers, the updated inks could reduce startup waste, improve pressroom cleanliness and increase production consistency on faster machines. The release reflects broader demand for print technologies that improve operational efficiency while supporting sustainability and lower material loss.
Image Credit: Hubergroup Print Solutions
Hubergroup said the updated formulation improves print stability through a wider water window, reduced dampening requirements and more consistent color reproduction during long runs. Production testing reportedly showed fewer sheets required for press adjustments, lower airborne misting and stable post-print performance across sheetfed and web-offset applications. The company plans to deploy the technology globally during the first half of 2026 while keeping existing product names and sales codes unchanged.
For printers, the updated inks could reduce startup waste, improve pressroom cleanliness and increase production consistency on faster machines. The release reflects broader demand for print technologies that improve operational efficiency while supporting sustainability and lower material loss.
Image Credit: Hubergroup Print Solutions
What printers want from next-gen offset inks
Helps gauge demand and timing for adopting new offset inks that cut waste and improve press stability, informing editorial focus and potential advertiser categories.
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When was the last time your shop changed its main offset ink brand/series?
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If a new offset ink reduced make-ready sheets, how likely are you to trial it?
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Which offset-ink improvement would your shop prioritize most for 2026?
Trend Themes
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Low-misting Ink Formulations — A shift toward low-misting formulations is enabling cleaner pressrooms and reduced airborne contaminants during high-speed printing runs.
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Resin-enhanced Offset Inks — New resin chemistries are extending water windows and stabilizing color reproduction across long runs, altering ink performance baselines for sheetfed and web-offset systems.
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Waste-reducing Pressroom Technologies — Improvements that lower make-ready sheets and dampening needs are creating opportunities to cut material loss and improve overall production efficiency.
Industry Implications
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Commercial Printing — High-speed commercial printers may realize lower startup waste and more consistent color across long jobs from next-gen offset ink technologies.
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Packaging and Labeling — Packaging converters could benefit from improved print stability and reduced material loss when running extended packaging and label production cycles.
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Ink and Chemical Manufacturers — Ink producers are positioned to differentiate through advanced resin formulations that address both performance and sustainability demands in modern pressrooms.
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