Visit Penn Color at The Packaging Conference in Austin, TX from February 3-5, 2020.
Let’s discuss your packaging needs and our newest innovations.
For more than 50 years, Penn Color has been producing high quality masterbatches and color additive concentrates for the plastics industry. We color match and manufacture custom color concentrates and single pigment dispersions for all industry segments including packaging, building & construction, synthetic fiber, film & sheet and consumer goods. We currently operate five colorant and additive masterbatch operations around the world as we continue to expand our global footprint.
Founded in 1964, Penn Color was one of the original pioneer companies of the pigment dispersion industry. From our humble beginnings, Penn Color has grown, diversified, and invested in technologies that give us one of the broadest colorant portfolios of any dispersion company in the world. Our custom technologies and our vision span the entire World of Color, creating a synergistic effect that leads to custom formulated and creative solutions to some of the most difficult problems facing our customers.
Penn Color has state of the art color and additive technologies for solution-grade pigment dispersions for industries including automotive coatings, LVT & other resilient flooring, wall covering, digital printing, telecommunications and cosmetics. We own nearly every type of dispersion equipment on the market today, housed in any of our four liquid colorant plants in the US, Europe and Asia. Whether you’re looking for a full-fledged partner, or support for your in-house dispersion operation, you can rely on Penn Color.
Visit Penn Color at The Packaging Conference in Austin, TX from February 3-5, 2020.
Let’s discuss your packaging needs and our newest innovations.
Penn Color proudly announces the grand opening of its expanded facilities for PVC and engineering plastics masterbatches and specialty coatings
at its site in Venray, the Netherlands.
Penn Color completes a $12M expansion of its facilities in Venray, the Netherlands. Added are new production capabilities for highly concentrated PVC and engineering plastics color and additive masterbatches. The expansion also supports the production of high-end specialty coating. The site will now produce masterbatches for use in PVC profiles and siding, calendared PVC films, and various high-value engineering polymer applications. The facility currently produces thermoplastic masterbatches for packaging, water-based inks, and coatings for wallcovering and flooring.
