TTC Industries Making Its Mark with Precision Ink

Precision print technology built to endure severe industrial wear is what you see every time you see a bag of UltraTech, Ambuja, or ACC Cement, a green IFFCO October 2026 fertiliser sack, or a subsidised Government of India scheme bag. TTC Industries, an ink production facility located in Bhumi World, Bhiwandi, is responsible for these highly visible prints. Under the direction of Deep Doshi, the company specialises in creating high-performance inks designed especially for TTC Industries Making Its Mark with Precision Ink food and pharmaceutical price stamps, sugar bags, and polypropylene (PP) woven goods. Manufacturing specialised ink for polypropylene woven products requires rigorous TTC Industries services a wide range of customers in Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Delhi, Gujarat, and Rajasthan, in addition to domestic cement and fertiliser packaging. Inks for agricultural sugar sacks, fast-drying stamp inks for milk pouches and pharmaceutical packaging, and speciality B2B ink exports to the US for protective roofing sheets used in residential construction are all part of the company's product line. In order to increase production and enter new industrial sectors, Deep Doshi and his technical team are actively creating new specialised ink formulas. This is driving the demand for a bigger manufacturing footprint. chemical engineering to ensure colours remain bright and do not peel off rough plastic surfaces during transport. The process begins with solid hard resin, which is diluted into solvents to create a uniform varnish base. Custom pigments are then blended into the machinery to produce exact colours, ranging from standard blacks to specific brand shades. TTC Industries also manufactures matching thinners to help clients maintain the correct viscosity during high-speed printing. To ensure reliable performance, the company employs two dedicated chemical engineers who subject every batch to strict physical tests, including the tape tip test, scratch test, and nail test, while optimising the formula so each kilogram of ink delivers maximum printed bag yield