Articles Tagged with ''labels''

Hosted by the Pressure Sensitive Tape Council, Tape Week offers the latest in polymer and adhesion science, as well as current information about markets and applications within the industry.

The AD 2Metal Rock M781 tag is designed especially for harsh conditions typically found in the automotive and logistics industries. 

New digital resources will give clients the ability to track the journey of their products through the supply chain, while also giving insight into consumer behavior.

There are several chemical types of materials that can be used as a release coating — such as polyacrylates, carbamates, polyolefins, fluorocarbons, chromium stearate complexes, and silicones.

Recycling silicone release liners provides environmental and economic advantages as companies endeavor to reach sustainability goals.

PSTC is introducing Industry Partner Presentations at this year’s Fall Member Business Meeting to bring important voices into the conversation around pressure-sensitive tapes.

Scannable tapes and labels allow users to apply unique codes to materials and equipment and add digital information, including GPS locations, to the codes using a mobile app.

Working with local companies, government, and communities, in Turnhout, Belgium, Avery Dennison has commissioned a platform that can run drying ovens for adhesives solely on solar energy.

Elkem launches UV Hg and UV LED curable silicone solutions for sustainable release coatings.

Among the methods for curing silicone release liners in label making, UV and nitrogen in the process produce a better cure for pressure sensitive labels.