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"As distributors become more comfortable with linerless and integrated products, learning more about their advantages and their limitations, the orders for standard piggybacks labels will likely decrease," he said.
Kent Salomon, CFC, marketing service manager at Atlas Tag & Label, Neenah, Wis., noted that the majority of the piggyback labels manufactured at Atlas are continuous, fan-fold, pinfed-style with an imaging liner. Yet, as more and more companies switch from impact printers—pressure must be applied to the label in order to utilize the imaging function—standard piggyback labels are rarely requested by new customers.
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