Sekisui TA Industries, Inc: Overlaminates

Sekisui TA (Garden Grove, CA) is expanding its line of self-wound laminates to include #1430, a high-quality, thermal-transfer printable polyester overlaminate.

Sekisui Chemical Company

Mar 31, 2001

Its polyester surface is compatible with several resin ribbons. Natural luster enhances the visual quality of the finished label, letting the print quality show through. Easy unwinding of the product gives better registration control for improved graphics, company says.

Sekisui Chemical Company

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