V5 Ultimate
Ink, pigment and construction chemical manufacturing software

Printing inks, pigments & construction chemicals

Keep the approved formula revision, pigment, resin, solvent and additive lots, dispersion and mixing records, laboratory results and pack or bag codes connected. A food-contact ink, an industrial pigment paste and a bagged mortar carry different obligations. Bring your process to the demonstration: these are evaluation scenarios, not a claim of a dedicated dispersion or classification engine.

  • Formula revisions stay with the batch
  • Input lots follow dispersion, filling and bagging
  • People classify hazards and release product
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Why start now

The cost of waiting

Five reasons not to put it off.

Paper hides problems.

Missing signatures and wrong lots stay buried in binders until an audit or a customer finds them.

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Where V5 fits

Keep your ERP. Run the floor in V5.

Add warehouse and quality when you're ready.

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WarehouseV5 or yours
ProductionV5 Ultimate
QualityV5 or yours
Lab instruments
Scales
Scanners & printers
Sensors & IoT
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Your devices, your choice. Connections confirmed for your setup.
How it works

One ink revision. From pigment lots to press-side cans.

  1. Raw material containers beside a tablet showing supplier lot and identity
    01
    Identify the inputs

    Keep pigment, resin, solvent and additive lots with their supplier documents and safety data sheets. Review identity and specification before acceptance.

  2. Scale beside a tablet listing the ink formula revision and recorded additions12.488
    02
    Issue the revision

    Identify the batch or work order and issue its approved formula revision. Check scales and equipment; record actual additions and input lots.

  3. Ink mixing vessel beside a tablet recording batch and dispersion observations
    03
    Record the dispersion

    Carry the batch identity through mixing, milling or dispersion. Capture observations and quantities required by your method.

  4. Colour samples beside a tablet showing ink results and a pending item
    04
    Review the results

    Retain viscosity, fineness, colour and other measured results against your specification. A pending result stays visible to the responsible reviewer.

  5. Ink cans beside a tablet tracing batch to fill run and dispatch
    05
    Check the fill run

    Record batch, label revision, pack code and reconciliation for cans, pails, cartridges or bags. People decide disposition before dispatch.

Each record stays linked by lot, for example RM-PD-2207 → INK-2207 → Bulk ink INK-2207 → Fill runs A / B → Dispatch records. People make the quality and release decisions; V5 keeps the evidence together. See inventory & traceability

One platform

The can is simple. The surrounding records should be complete.

Quality, suppliers, equipment and labels alongside the batch record.

Free guide18 pages · Online & printable · 3 worksheets · 8 primary sources · opens online

The Printing Inks, Pigments & Construction Chemicals Operations Guide

Right formula. Recorded batch. Reviewed fill run.

What's inside
  • Ink, pigment or construction product
  • Batch, dispersion and fill trace
  • US and EU scope plus three worksheets

We ask for your name and email so we can handle this request. The full guide then opens on this site, ready to translate, print or save. Privacy policy. Practical orientation, not a hazard classification, safety assessment or legal advice. Your qualified teams review classification, intended use, current requirements and disposition.

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