Still, marketplace changes will inevitably continue to impact forms, and Rick Vullo, customer service manager for Dallas-based Hospital Forms & Systems (HFS), sees use of narcotic control sets, for one, declining. However, he also commented on new looks and redesigns for long-established products bolstering their longevity. For example, integrated labels on laser-compatible cut sheets are being updated with pattern adhesives for improved performance. “Pattern adhesives provide flat, even stacking for fewer reloads in high-speed laser printers, and they eliminate adhesive oozing, which contaminates the
machines,” he explained. In addition to the health-care market, HFS manufactures pattern adhesive products for a wide variety of business operations, including distribution centers and mail order houses.
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