Avery Dennison Introduces TrueCut™ All-Temp Adhesive Technology
Written June 11, 2019
Categories: DP News, Industry News, News
With the explosion of online shopping and shipping, retail is undergoing a revolution. Now there’s an advanced new adhesive for the new age of retail. The revolutionary Avery Dennison TrueCut™ All-Temp Adhesive Technology (AT2550) is a more responsible solution for thermal paper labeling, featuring these cutting-edge benefits:
• Performs in temperatures as cold as -65°F
• Offers up to 30% less ooze
• Is repulpable or fully recyclable
• Reduces the number of stickies
Converters depend on the right adhesive to ensure that labels look good, comply with regulations, perform in the real world and convert properly. This unique combination of adhesive expertise and coating know-how (including emulsion, hotmelt and solvent) lets Avery Dennison offer the industry’s broadest adhesive portfolios. TrueCut Adhesive Technology is an improved general-purpose permanent adhesive which offers excellent adhesion and outstanding high-speed converting.
• Performs in temperatures as cold as -65°F
• Offers up to 30% less ooze
• Is repulpable or fully recyclable
• Reduces the number of stickies
Converters depend on the right adhesive to ensure that labels look good, comply with regulations, perform in the real world and convert properly. This unique combination of adhesive expertise and coating know-how (including emulsion, hotmelt and solvent) lets Avery Dennison offer the industry’s broadest adhesive portfolios. TrueCut Adhesive Technology is an improved general-purpose permanent adhesive which offers excellent adhesion and outstanding high-speed converting.
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