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Thinner Polymer Films Results in Longer Label Reels

Aug 7 2007

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Avery Dennison have launched two new products in their proprietary co-extruded self-adhesive labelling films range: Fasson® FasClear Plus and Primax Plus, which have been engineered to deliver additional benefits over the first-generation products, which they replace. At a new, lower caliper, Fasson® FasClear Plus and Primax Plus bring added value in conversion, dispensing, and on-pack performance. Both narrow-web label converters and their customers can now benefit from the cost savings inherent in longer reels for these new products -- more labels per printed reel, reduced on-press downtime for reel changes, and reductions in reel changes on the labelling line.

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