UPM Raflatac’s OptiCut solutions are designed to satisfy the demand for DT Linerless products in all major applications, despite the supply chain disruptions common in many markets.
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UPM Raflatac’s OptiCut Direct Thermal (DT) Linerless product line is now qualified on the Epson TM-L90II liner-free compatible thermal label printer. This will allow the global supplier to innovative and sustainable labeling material to offer improved linerless performance for quick-service restaurants, fast casual institutions, and other brands within the hospitality segment.
“Our incredible ongoing partnership with Epson allows for more end-users to benefit from the efficiencies, high performance, and sustainable design of our OptiCut products,” said Brinder Gill, director, Paper Laminates, UPM Raflatac Americas.
UPM Raflatac, with its OptiCut solution for all major environments of end-use, is well positioned to meet the growing demand for DT Linerless materials, despite supply disruptions that are still commonplace in many markets.
“Our high production capacity and global distribution network enables us to face the fast transition to DT Linerless in the market,” said Gill.
Climate Impact Partners certifies the UPM Raflatac Linerless products as CarbonNeutral products, allowing customers to make informed choices. Additionally, the range’s carbon footprint calculation is certified by the Carbon Trust.
“Packaging trends have evolved and businesses need to choose from different label options that provide a wide variety of adhesive patterns and strengths,” said Ian Livesay, associate product manager, Thermal Labels, Epson America. “Epson’s goal is to enable partners, such as UPM Raflatac, to expand compatibility and options for their customers by ensuring solutions like the Epson TM-L90II are optimized to support a broad portfolio of media.”
UPM Raflatac provides self-adhesive film and paper products including graphic solutions, removable self-adhesive materials and label material.
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