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No-ooze adhesives have made laser labels more appealing to customers.
In the past, one of the biggest concerns associated with laser labels was whether or not they were going to cause problems when run through laser printers.
"Years ago, when people first started trying to run the labels through some of their laser and inkjet equipment, especially the laser equipment, the heat tended to soften the adhesive which would then migrate out around the edge of label and gum up the internal components in the laser creating quite a mess," said Mark Lemberger, president of Western States Envelope and Label, Butler, Wis.
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- Companies:
- Repacorp
- Western States Envelope & Label
- People:
- Mark Lemberger
- Tony Heinl
- Places:
- Butler, Wis.
- Tipp City, Ohio
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