Polymerization with ultraviolet and electron beam technology and new drying system for adhesives and silicone coated on materials by heat.įirst repositionable and resealable tapes for closing diapersįasson presents Ultraliner®, a robust plastic film liner that allows you to increase the speed of printing and application of self-adhesive products.įirst products with ultra-high adhesiveness that use the new radiation polymerization technologyįirst compatible software and template for printing labels independently. Self-adhesive materials by Avery Dennison used in the production of the “peel and paste” stamp for ilUniti. The first method of anchoring ink on a new film and foil surfaces The first method of in-line die-cutting and rotary dies for self-adhesive labelsįirst synthetic-based adhesive and fast-release silicone coating for self-adhesive productsĪ first systematic approach to identification and pricing with self-adhesive labelsįirst manual dispenser for self-adhesive labelsįirst non-removable self-adhesive productĬrack-N Peel® labels sold with a liner opening system for easy removal Our commitment to the development of emulsion adhesives has paid off, we were in fact the first to offer them on a large scale.

They allowed our customers to increase the transformation speed and were compatible with a wide range of front materials. We quickly learned that emulsion adhesives also had other advantages in addition to their low environmental impact. The biggest obstacle: dissolving the foam present during the phase in which these less viscous emulsion adhesives were applied to the paper. In response to the awareness that departing from solvent-based adhesives would have allowed manufacturers to reduce emissions of volatile organic compounds, and to meet European regulations, we stubbornly pursued the development of polymer-based adhesives in water dispersion. The 1980s: The first with emulsion adhesives. Thanks to Stan Avery’s invention, the self-adhesive label sector was born.ĭefine our sector through innovation - Focus on By combining used machine components and a jigsaw, and financing the project with a one hundred dollar loan, he created and patented the first die-cut self-adhesive label machine.

In 1935, a troubled employee named Stan Avery devised a more intelligent product pricing system for stores. It all began with an innovation from Avery Dennison that gave birth to an industry.

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