tdkyo says:

FYI this is a region restricted Youtube video. Can’t access from Deutschland.

George says:

I wonder where the ink mills were made? My son’s cub pack went to a commercial printer for a tour and all the printing presses were made in Germany.

jobs says:

#1 I know you’re not one to question your religion but republicans killing baby octopus.

Scott M. says:

Thank you for the informative video. Nice production work too.

ctlaurin says:

This man truly has a passion for his work and his company. Beautiful production.

Fred F says:

I got a link to a film of some paint drying – might be a bit more interesting than this…..

Stiffie says:

Oh nice! Now here’s a style a bit better than the usual loud “How It’s Made”, “Factory Made”, etc. shows that seem to be aimed at SAS (short attention span) audiences. The thing could be a really cool form if developed more, with interesting editing, more imaginative soundtracks and whatnot to make it actually fun to watch.

GetSmart says:

Good litho process ink is expensive. But still cheaper than inkjet ink. And there are many other kinds of ink out there as well. Inks that cure from heat for tee-shirts, inks that cure from intense ultra violet light, inks for plastics, inks for metal, inks for circuit boards, inks for fine art. Nice video though. Where I work, the inks can go for $75.00 or so a gallon to around $300.00. Ultra-violet cure screen-print inks, you don’t even have to snap the lids back on the buckets, just sit them on top, they won’t cure without UV light. Just don’t sit them outside with the lid off on a sunny day, they’ll skin over.

Lou Minatti says:

This was obviously a Canadian company. It’s nice to see a factory that produces something. Too bad the remaining ink companies in North America will be put out of business soon thanks to Chinese ink that costs 80% less and includes 20% melamine.