SATO America, Inc: Synthetic labels

Sato America (Sunnyvale, CA) has introduced the Techno Therm® Synthetic Film labels for thermal printing. SF100 is a PP film suitable for indoor applications and created for labeling rigid surfaces.

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May 31, 2000

The SF200, for indoor and outdoor use, is a matte white polyolefin suitable for drum, shelf or bin labeling. The heat and chemical resistance of the SF300 gloss white polyester allows the label to withstand harsh environments.

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