Monarch Color Corp., Charlotte, N.C., has added Multicraft Inc., Cleveland, and Screen Process of Alabama, Birmingham, Ala., as its newest distributors.
Multicraft Inc. is one of the largest screen and digital-printing suppliers in the United States, with an additional location in Phoenix. Screen Process of Alabama offers products that enable quality prints, and help maintain consumers’ equipment in order to run a successful screen-printing business, according to the company.
“With the successful launch of our Stark and Vivid lines of inks earlier this year, we now have a full complement of low-temp inks and standard-cure-temp inks,” says Aaron Blank, vice president of screen products and distribution. “I believe that the success of both lines, coupled with the PolyOne and Rutland merger last year, is the reason why the bigger distributors are starting to take a look at us, and see how we are truly different than every other manufacturer in this industry.” — D.S.
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The Women’s California Wave Wash Sunday Hoodie, offered by the Independent Trading Co., is the latest style in this collection, which also features crew necks, pullovers and full-zip styles.
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