ISO Certification For Inkjet Ink Specialist

Inkjet, Inc, the supplier of inks and replacement parts to the coding and marking industry, has been certified ISO 9001:2000.

Inkjet, Inc, the supplier of inks and replacement parts to the coding and marking industry, has been certified ISO 9001:2000.

"Inkjet is dedicated to being a high quality supplier and our ISO certification demonstrates our commitment.

It illustrates the importance we place on continually providing quality products and services and assures customers that our processes conform to high standards," noted Dr John Craven, director of research and development at the company.

"Customers around the world increasingly require ISO registration from their suppliers.

As such, we anticipate that earning ISO compliance will help us expand our business worldwide," he added.

The quality management standards for the ISO 9000 series program were developed by the International Organisation for Standardisation, based in Geneva, Switzerland.

In order to receive certification, a company must document its quality management system and provide objective evidence that it follows it.

Once registration is achieved, the company is subject to continuing review and audit to maintain certification.

Inkjet was founded in 1990 to provide inkjet printing inks, fluids, parts and technical support to the global coding and marking industry.

In a segment dominated by OEMs such as Videojet, Imaje and Domino, Inkjet has carved out annual sales of more than $10 million, it claimed.

Its corporate office and recently expanded research, manufacturing and warehouse facilities share a 26-acre site in Texas (USA) and the company said it has more than 3000 customers in the healthcare, pharmaceutical, mechanical, automotive, food, beverage, cosmetic and other industries in more than 50 countries.

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