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Published October 10, 2013
Differential release liners consist of a substrate with a different release coating on each side. Read More »
Published July 2, 2013
The new report will include an overview of market demand, trends and opportunities. Read More »
Published April 16, 2013
This partnership expands Aliplast’s recycling services to polypropylene and paper-based release liners through UPM Raflatac’s RafCycle waste management program. Read More »
Published August 28, 2012
The new education and training facility is the first of its kind for the South Asia region. Read More »
Published July 10, 2012
The new liner decreases carbon footprint by 30% and delivers an environmentally-friendly option to converters.
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Published July 10, 2012
North American customers can now create over 1,500 different product combinations. Read More »
Published July 10, 2012
Cycle4green services allow used release liner to become recycled paper products. Read More »
Published June 25, 2012
The multi-million-dollar investment in York is the centerpiece of Bluestar Silicones’ strategic growth plan. Read More »
Published April 16, 2012
The new SILCATM Soft complements the existing range of Ahlstrom SILCA calendered release papers. Read More »
Published February 14, 2012
The company's Apeldoorn production facility in The Netherlands will be expanded to increase capacity and capability. Read More »
By Steve Katz
Published October 7, 2008
Free of release liner, these labels may be limited in shape but are more eco-friendly. Read More »
