Labeled Containers come in sizes from 16 oz up to one gal.
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Offered on HDPE and in-line fluorinated (high barrier) HDPE containers of all shapes, in sizes from 16 oz up to one gallon, heat transfer labeling produces durable labels that exhibit clarity, permanence, and depth of color. Labels are reverse printed on waxy substrate on rotogravure printing presses in up to 9 colors, then fused to pre-heated bottles, yielding no-label look of screen printing.
Original Press Release:
Novapak Adds Heat Transfer Labeling
October 27, 2008
MANCHESTER, PA - Novapak Corporation has added a new heat transfer labeling line at its bottle blow molding facility here, it was announced by Kenneth Stufko, Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
The labeling is offered on HDPE and in-line fluorinated (high barrier) HDPE containers of all shapes in sizes from 16 oz up to one gallon.
"The new line incorporates the latest in thermal transfer technology," says Stufko, "producing highly durable labels of extreme clarity, permanence and depth of color."
The labels are reverse printed on a waxy substrate on rotogravure printing presses in up to nine colors. They are then heated and fed through an applicator head where they are fused to pre-heated bottles using pressure.
According to Stufko, the new system yields the "no-label" look of screen printing at significantly lower cost.
Novapak is a major producer of PET, PVC, PP, HDPE and in-line fluorinated HDPE containers for specialty chemical, personal care, healthcare, food, beverage, household and automotive applications. The company is headquartered in Eatontown, NJ, and operates ISO 9001:2000 certified plants in New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois, and a South Carolina plant qualifying for certification.
