Nazdar appoints Pramudi Abeydeera as new Digital Ink Chemist

Pramudi Abeydeera has joined the Nazdar R&D team to work on developing new inkjet products for customers around the world

Nazdar Ink Technologies, the leading manufacturer of UV, water-based and solvent-based wide-format digital inkjet, screen-printing and flexographic ink products, is delighted to announce the appointment of Pramudi Abeydeera as Digital Ink Chemist, with immediate effect.

Joining the Nazdar R&D team, Pramudi will be responsible for researching and developing new and innovative inkjet products, with the aim of generating new business and supporting the growth of existing accounts.

Pramudi brings with her more than four years of experience in inkjet technology R&D, having worked across key development areas such as formulation, water-based coatings, and direct-to-garment inks.

In addition to her industry knowledge, Pramudi has a Master of Science in Chemistry from the University of Kentucky and is a Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry at Bircham International University in Madrid, Spain.

“Pramudi’s deep understanding of ink properties and her innovative approach to formulation will undoubtedly contribute significantly to our ongoing research endeavours and product development,” says Evan Benbow, Vice President of R&D, at Nazdar. “We’re delighted to welcome her to the team and wish her all the best in her new role at Nazdar.”

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