Located in Broadstairs, UK, the FUJIFILM Speciality Ink Systems site is a centre of excellence for the development of UV and aqueous inkjet ink technologies and manufacture of UV inks. The facility manufactures for both Fujifilm print systems and other print system manufacturers. In addition, it has expertise in screen, flexo, and industrial analogue inks. It is part of the global FUJIFILM Ink Solutions Group, with locations across UK, USA and India.
The site holds certifications in ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and ISO 22000, underscoring its commitment to stringent quality management and environmental standards. It also has GMP manufacturing capability.
Quality assurance is central to the site’s operations, with a focus on delivering products that meet the highest performance requirements. Analytical methodology and equipment is used to control the quality of raw materials at a molecular level. Stringent Quality Management Systems ensure that products undergo rigorous quality checks throughout production.
A strong emphasis on continuous improvement, includes various programs that enhance efficiency and optimize manufacturing processes. The Autonomous Maintenance program empowers production personnel to take ownership of their equipment, ensuring optimal performance and minimizing downtime. One Point Lessons equip operators with valuable knowledge and practical solutions, preventing human errors and resolving process problems effectively. The Quick Kaizen approach facilitates swift implementation of small but impactful improvements.
Additionally, the site’s commitment to sustainability is evident through its goal of reducing CO2 generation by 50% compared to 2019 by 2030, with an ultimate objective of achieving carbon neutrality by 2040. It is a certified zero-to-landfill site.
Supported by robust manufacturing processes and a reliable supply chain, the site delivers batch-to-batch consistency and quality-assured products. With its strong manufacturing and logistics infrastructure, it guarantees uninterrupted global supply to 86 countries.