Spinnaker Now Offering Ultra-Thin Bloom hi.mpact Liner

Credit: Spinnaker

Spinnaker, a Mactac company, announces its launch of Bloom hi.mpact, an ultra-thin, environmentally friendly release liner developed by Mactac.

At only 1.6-mils, the highly refined glassine liner is greater than 30% thinner than traditional liners. Helping to reduce liner waste, it has a more positive impact on the environment. It also delivers significant efficiencies to manufacturing, converting, shipping, and transportation.

“Now that Spinnaker is part of the Mactac family, we are excited to have access to new sustainable solutions like Bloom hi.mpact,” says Joel Ulrich, Senior Marketing Manager, Spinnaker Specialty Products. “With these products, Spinnaker customers and our customers’ customers reduce their impact to the environment while increasing their bottom lines.”

The environmental and productivity benefits of Bloom hi.mpact can be seen along the value chain.

As a thinner liner, Bloom hi.mpact offers 10% more material on the same original diameter roll, increasing productivity with less change-overs during printing and application and less downtime. It reduces freight shipments and fuel usage for increased savings. Additionally, fewer shipments emit less freight CO2 emissions.

“Fewer change-overs in applicating means less downtime and waste,” says Ulrich. “More labels per roll equates to fewer shipments, so less freight, lower fuel usage and reduced fuel emissions. All of this contributes to a sustainable and positive impact for customers both financially and environmentally.”

From a performance standpoint Bloom hi.mpact offers:

• An ultra-smooth surface, leading to better laydown of adhesive for an improved appearance (especially important for clear films)
• A smooth, consistent and harder die-cutting surface than other liners, leading to superior converting

Spinnaker customers can begin ordering Bloom hi.mpact products in direct thermal, thermal transfer and semi-gloss constructions.

Source: Spinnaker

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