Fujifilm Ink has become the recognised ink partner for Dlican UV printing systems supplied to the UK through equipment distributor, China Print Supplies
Fujifilm Ink, a UK-based global supplier of UV inkjet technology, has strengthened its partnership with China Print Supplies UK (CPS) to become the recognised ink partner for the company's range of Dlican UV printing systems.
The new partnership aims to build on the rollout of Fujifilm Ink's thermoforming flexible ink technology, extending the company's supply of wide-format UV inks across the Dlican portfolio including UV flatbed, hybrid, and cylindrical printers.
CPS, which focuses on providing Chinese print machinery solutions to the UK market, first announced a distribution agreement with Dlican in November 2025.
Scott Clutton, managing director of China Print Supplies, says: "We wanted to make sure we had the best compliant, long-term ink solution to go with our printers. The more I spoke to people in the industry whose opinions I respect, the more obvious it became that Fujifilm Ink was the only choice.
"Providing long-term support, along with guaranteed availability of consumables such as ink, is hugely important to us as we continue to grow our business and reputation. Knowing the ink is manufactured here in the UK by Fujifilm made the decision even more of a no-brainer."
Alongside machinery, CPS provides a range of consumables, RIP software, colour profiling, installation, training, and ongoing technical support, with the goal of helping customers maximise the performance of their investment.
Shaun Holdom, commercial director at Fujifilm Ink, adds: "Successful OEM partnerships are about much more than supplying ink. By working closely with China Print Supplies from the earliest stages of development, we've been able to optimise our UV ink platform specifically for their technology.
"The result is a solution that delivers the performance, reliability, and application flexibility their customers need, while helping China Print Supplies differentiate itself in an increasingly competitive market."
