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  Self-adhesive materials have, since their invention in 1935, proved to be a real and enduring phenomenon in the world of graphic arts.
  Originally conceived as a self-adhesive label by its inventor, R. Stanton Avery (founder of the Avery Dennison Corporation), the self-adhesive ‘sandwich’ facematerial, adhesive, and backing – has proved to be so eminently flexible that
it has found its way into a variety of fields, both graphic and functional from vehicle graphics and signage to fun stickers; from security seals on packaging to double sided tape fasteners.

  The self-adhesive industry which was sparked off by Avery’s modest invention is now a global industry – and the Avery Dennison Corporation, world leader in that industry, is a ‘Fortune 500’ company with an employee base in excess of 17,900 and a turnover in 2000 of $3.9 billion.
Today, a growing percentage of the market for self-adhesive materials is in the field of graphic arts – applications outside the realm of labelling which fulfill the functions of identification, decoration, or advertising.
 To meet the needs of that market, Avery Dennison Corporation has established
a global Graphics Division, jointly headquartered in Painesville, Ohio, USA, and Hazerswoude, The Netherlands, and sells its products under world-famous brand names – Avery® and Fasson® . Regardless of the conversion method preferred
– offset, computer-cutting, screenprinting or digital printing - Avery Dennison provides the right media to suit your needs.

 
 
 Large-format digital print  

  Probably the most dynamic development area in the self-adhesive arena is that
of large-format digital graphics. Making short runs – and even ‘one-offs’ – a commercial possibility for self-adhesive advertising and promotional graphics and even medium-life vehicle graphics, digital print can now achieve print results comparable with the traditional processes.
  The Avery Dennison product range caters for the needs of all the available technologies – electrostatic, inkjet, and thermal transfer – and for the special requirements of the super-wide format printers such as Matan, Idanit and NUR (for which Avery films are specified).

 


Cast Vinyl :
• Avery MPI 1003 50mic. Gloss White, grey reposition/Perm.
• Avery MPI 1005 EZ 50mic. Gloss White, Grey/Rem
Calendered Polymeric Vinyl :
• Avery MPI 2002 80mic. Gloss White, Grey/Rem.
• Avery MPI 2003 86mic. Gloss White, Grey reposition/Perm.
• Avery MPI 2112 86mic. Gloss White, Grey/Rem.
• Avery MPI 2150 90mic. Translucent/Perm.
Calendered Monomeric Vinyl :
• Avery MPI 3000 100mic. Gloss White/Perm.
• Avery MPI 3041 80mic. Gloss Clear/Rem.
• Avery IPMI 7112 100mic. Gloss White/Rem.
Laminate Vinyl :
• DoL 1000 50mic Gloss Clear (Cast film)