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Ink4Mail.com would like to wish all of our loyal customers a Happy New Year!!

Starting the New Year gives us all new opportunities and possibilities.  With all the holidays behind us Ink4Mail.com has started the New Year by adding some new products to our already extensive list of quality HP and Collins Inks.  Recently  we added the Collins TWK1961H Super Fast Black Ink.  This ink was designed to print on scratch-off … Continue reading Ink4Mail.com would like to wish all of our loyal customers a Happy New Year!! →

Stress Reliever

As we rush headlong into the holiday season, perhaps adding a bit to our stress levels, a few thoughts on how to cope with some of those events.  https://hbr.org/2014/11/to-get-over-something-write-about-it/

More from Pack Expo

While exploring the tradeshow floor, met with a few of the important players in the mailing and package printing ink business.  Hewlett Packard is expanding their product offerings in the area of printing on a variety of coated stock with their new HP 2580 formulation.  If you are interested in testing this new sku, please … Continue reading More from Pack Expo →

A little bit of travelling

Took a brief trip to meet with our suppliers at Pack Expo in Chicago last week, and came back with some positive information.  As more printers look to print on more aggressive surfaces (UV and Aqueous coated stocks, etc), the ink manufacturers are developing new formulations, and even new cartridges (HP 45si), to help make … Continue reading A little bit of travelling →

A few side effects…

Most of us love the efficiency and connectedness that our personal electronic devices provide us, and some times the cocoon that they allow us to hide in, during uncomfortable circumstances.  However, as with most benefits, there are a few drawbacks, and here is one person’s view on that.  http://mashable.com/2014/10/27/death-of-a-conversation-photography/

A little bit of philosophy …

Just from a biographical standpoint, the story of Viktor Frankl is intriguing.  Forced to make a judgement between personal well-being and the protection of his parents, he chose to support them and found meaning in the giving.  http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2013/01/theres-more-to-life-than-being-happy/266805/?single_page=true