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The Art of Smart - Avery Dennison - Fasson

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No-Stick autocollar delights<br />

cooking-oil customer<br />

<strong>The</strong> story began last year in <strong>The</strong> Netherlands,<br />

with Dutch converter NSD. Vincent Scheirman,<br />

Customer Product Engineer, takes up the<br />

story. “<strong>The</strong> end-user Diamant produces oil<br />

for deep frying, and planned a special<br />

money-back <strong>of</strong>fer on one <strong>of</strong> its products<br />

– customers send back a voucher from the<br />

bottle and get a 2-euro discount. This meant<br />

we couldn’t use self-adhesive labels, so we<br />

developed a special No-Stick booklet, which<br />

NSD applied as an autocollar.”<br />

William Stauthamer, Calculator at NSD, was<br />

impressed with the results: “When we called<br />

Vincent, we told him the materials requirement,<br />

and very quickly we took delivery <strong>of</strong><br />

what we needed. We printed the label first,<br />

then the special <strong>of</strong>fer leaflet, which we<br />

applied to the base label. Finally we die-cut<br />

the construction and dispensed it via autocollar.<br />

Diamant was very very pleased, and I<br />

know if they need a different type <strong>of</strong> label<br />

next year, we will be able to deliver without<br />

a problem.”<br />

Vincent explains the technical specifications:<br />

“the component is based on a No-<br />

Stick fugitive adhesive and <strong>Fasson</strong> MC90,<br />

with controlled release from the carrier<br />

allowing automatic dispensing. <strong>The</strong> booklet<br />

is then dispensed around the neck <strong>of</strong> the<br />

bottle, with the No-Stick adhesive providing<br />

vehicle enabling non pressure sensitive<br />

products to be converted via reel fed print<br />

and diecutting, on conventional roll label<br />

presses.”<br />

<strong>Fasson</strong> Mix & Match – combining<br />

products for proven success<br />

<strong>The</strong> other component <strong>of</strong> <strong>Fasson</strong> Specialty is<br />

<strong>Fasson</strong> Mix and Match, <strong>of</strong>fering any combination<br />

<strong>of</strong> more than 200 faces, 50 adhesives<br />

and 20 liners – more than 50,000 in total.<br />

Dermot Somers from Multiprint in Ireland<br />

explains why his company uses <strong>Fasson</strong> Mix<br />

and Match. “<strong>The</strong> service allows us to <strong>of</strong>fer<br />

our customers true flexibility. For instance<br />

recently we used a filmic liner on a standard<br />

product to <strong>of</strong>fer our customers increased<br />

application speed, helping them improve<br />

productivity. <strong>Fasson</strong> Mix and Match is also<br />

ideal for small minimum orders and short<br />

lead times on more specialised products.”<br />

Contact your local <strong>Fasson</strong> sales<br />

representative for more details, or visit our<br />

website for more details:<br />

www.europe.fasson.com > products ><br />

products samples<br />

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