09.24.17
Taghleef Industries (Ti) is displaying what is says is an "unparalleled" selection of BoPP films.
“We are excited to showcase our high-quality Specialty Label Films at Labelexpo Europe,” says Patrick Desies, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer at Taghleef Industries. “Many purchasing decisions are made subconsciously at the shelf. Our innovative films offer safe, sustainable options for a variety of high-quality packaging needs. We welcome attendees to visit our stand to experience the unique functionalities of our products.”
At Labelexpo, Ti will be showcasing its Specialty Label Films range, available for PSL facestock applications as well as over-laminations, and even IML (In-mold label) and WAL (wraparound) roll-fed labels. Each film is designed according to labeling application, for either over-lamination or primary print substrate, and are suitable for gravure, flexo, offset, UV and in some cases digital printing. They offer special finishes, which capture consumer attention:
For injection and thermoforming IML films, Ti is featuring its high orange peel and ultra-high yield white voided films LIU and LIX, as well as LIM with its unique satin finish. Metallic look Titanium LTZ and LHZ complete the range, delivering high impact label designs.
Following the direction of lightweight packaging, LXI ultra-high yield wrap around white voided label film is a perfect choice for both converters and bottlers. LUS film for WAL applications dresses up containers with a contemporary matte finish.
Visitors to the Ti booth also have the opportunity to see next generation films for heat shrink sleeve labels. Low density polyolefin polymers create a sustainable, floatable solution that minimizes the impact on PET recycle systems and reduces the weight of the label compared to common shrink sleeve substrates. The exceptional shrink curve, in transverse direction (TD), guarantees up to 65% of shrinkage, offering the freedom to fully decorate containers in a wide variety
“We are excited to showcase our high-quality Specialty Label Films at Labelexpo Europe,” says Patrick Desies, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer at Taghleef Industries. “Many purchasing decisions are made subconsciously at the shelf. Our innovative films offer safe, sustainable options for a variety of high-quality packaging needs. We welcome attendees to visit our stand to experience the unique functionalities of our products.”
At Labelexpo, Ti will be showcasing its Specialty Label Films range, available for PSL facestock applications as well as over-laminations, and even IML (In-mold label) and WAL (wraparound) roll-fed labels. Each film is designed according to labeling application, for either over-lamination or primary print substrate, and are suitable for gravure, flexo, offset, UV and in some cases digital printing. They offer special finishes, which capture consumer attention:
- Extra matte finish SoFT TOUcH with tactile properties creates a smooth, soft effect to transmit a luxurious sensation.
- Anti-Scratch films with gloss, matte and silky-matte finishes ensure scuff and abrasion resistance.
- Anti-Bacterial films provide an extra layer of protection for hygiene, personal care and infant nutrition products by killing 99.9% of bacteria that come into contact with the surface.
For injection and thermoforming IML films, Ti is featuring its high orange peel and ultra-high yield white voided films LIU and LIX, as well as LIM with its unique satin finish. Metallic look Titanium LTZ and LHZ complete the range, delivering high impact label designs.
Following the direction of lightweight packaging, LXI ultra-high yield wrap around white voided label film is a perfect choice for both converters and bottlers. LUS film for WAL applications dresses up containers with a contemporary matte finish.
Visitors to the Ti booth also have the opportunity to see next generation films for heat shrink sleeve labels. Low density polyolefin polymers create a sustainable, floatable solution that minimizes the impact on PET recycle systems and reduces the weight of the label compared to common shrink sleeve substrates. The exceptional shrink curve, in transverse direction (TD), guarantees up to 65% of shrinkage, offering the freedom to fully decorate containers in a wide variety
