Removable adhesive avoids label face stains
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Innovative Removable Adhesive Prevents Label Stains
Introduction
Avery Dennison has introduced a versatile removable adhesive that performs well on various face materials.Overview
The new adhesive addresses the common issue in self-adhesive label stock?"while removability is desirable, it often results in low adhesion, conversion challenges, pre-dispensing issues, and potential label staining.Product Highlights
Fasson R5000, an emulsion acrylic adhesive, offers efficient die cutting and reel-to-reel conversion at speeds up to 140 m/min using standard print processes, according to Avery Dennison Fasson Roll Europe.The product excels in matrix stripping, even under heat, reducing machine downtime and waste. It also boasts minimal adhesive bleed and superior UV resistance compared to other acrylic emulsion removables.
Application Benefits
In packaging lines, warehouses, or factories, labels with Fasson R5000 can be removed cleanly for up to a year without staining the label face on most typical substrates. Its handling characteristics remain consistent, whether applied automatically or in print-and-apply systems.The R5000 adheres to a wide range of materials, such as paper, cardboard, glass, plastic films, HDPE, stainless steel, and polycarbonate. Its strong initial tack and adhesion make it ideal for diverse uses, including labels for glassware, shoes, household items, laboratory purposes, product tracking, box labels, temporary pallet labels, special offers in retail, and office labels.
Additional Features
Fasson R5000 has been approved for indirect food contact under BgWW standards, making it suitable for prepacked foods. It complements other specialty removable adhesives like Fasson R100, Fasson R800, and Fasson UR 400, offering a comprehensive solution for various labeling needs.You can find the original non-AI version of this article here: Removable adhesive avoids label face stains.
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