Ask anyone in the ink industry about quality control, and it’s almost guaranteed that consistency will be one of the first words out of their mouth. It is a process that has become vital as ink manufacturers must meet their customers’ demands time and time again. “Quality control means consistency,” said John Paderewski, quality control manager, Braden Sutphin, “and making sure the raw materials, products and tests meet the formulators’ specifications.” “We are finding that the most im...