TEXTILE & GRAPHICS SOLUTIONS LIMITED
Printing ink formulation chemist

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Company Description
TEXTILE & GRAPHICS SOLUTIONS LIMITED is a printing inks and chemicals manufacturer headquartered at Unit 3A Temple Road, Leicester, United Kingdom. The company serves textile and graphics industry clients, providing specialized products and solutions to support printing and related applications. Operating from an established commercial location, the business focuses on reliable supply, product quality, and technical support. Team members join a fast-growing environment where technical expertise and customer-centric service are valued. The organization offers opportunities to contribute to product innovation and operational improvement within the printing and textile sectors.
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This is a full-time, on-site Printing Ink Formulation Chemist role based in Leicester. The role involves developing and optimizing printing ink formulations for textile and graphics applications, ensuring products meet performance, safety, and regulatory standards. Day-to-day tasks include:
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- Conducting laboratory experiments
- Preparing test batches
- Evaluating ink properties (such as viscosity, color strength, adhesion, and drying time)
- Documenting results


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The chemist collaborates with R&D, production, and quality teams to solve technical issues, improve existing products, and support scale-up from lab to manufacturing. Additional responsibilities include:
- Maintaining accurate records
- Following laboratory safety procedures
- Supporting customer trials
- Contributing to continuous improvement initiatives in product quality and process efficiency
Qualifications
- Analytical Skills: Interpret test data, troubleshoot formulation issues, and make data-driven recommendations.
- Laboratory Skills: Safe handling of chemicals, use of lab equipment, and accurate preparation of samples and test formulations.
- Quality Control Expertise: Perform routine testing, ensure consistency of ink batches, and adhere to internal and external standards.
- Research and Development (R&D) Capabilities: Design experiments, develop new ink systems, and optimize existing formulations.
- Formulation Skills: Balance raw materials, adjust properties for specific substrates and printing methods, and scale formulations for production.
- Relevant Qualifications: Degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related field is highly beneficial.
- Experience: Experience in printing inks, coatings, textiles, or graphics-related chemistry, along with knowledge of color science and polymer chemistry, is advantageous.
- Communication Skills: Strong communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams in an on-site environment are important.
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