Sun Chemical Expands SunColorBox Offering with SunConnect

PARSIPPANY, NJSun Chemical has launched SunConnect, the latest complementary solution to SunColorBox, designed for the flexographic corrugated printing market.

SunConnect is an accurate and digital color communication tool that will enable converters to communicate color match request and quality control data on press directly from a smartphone, tablet or desktop. It is an entry-level digital color management solution giving converters the opportunity to upgrade in future to Sun Chemical’s SunColorBox—a unique set of tools and services that enables consistent and accurate digital color communication throughout the entire packaging supply chain. These applications and services are aimed at supporting packaging printers and converters produce brand colors consistently, anywhere in the world, within a fully optimized digital process.

SunConnect eliminates the requirement of sending physical swatches back and forth between the customer and color center, improving color accuracy and saving time and costs for both parties. This helps streamline the entire process and results in faster turnaround times for color match requests.

The SunConnect Digital Color Sensor has been developed by Sun Chemical to align with the existing market reference device, ensuring compatibility with our standard color matching procedures.

Additionally, the SunConnect app can assist press operators in confidently controlling colors, based on digital data, while helping production managers to identify opportunities for improvement and confirm production quality.

“We are thrilled to announce the launch of SunConnect for the flexo corrugated printing market and to continue to expand our digital color management portfolio,” said Mehran Yazdani, president, global packaging materials and advanced materials, Sun Chemical. “We hope that SunConnect can provide a breakthrough for flexo water-based packaging printing companies looking for a user-friendly, entry level color management solution.”