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    STOCKHOLM - Ahlstrom is further extending its range of release papers by introducing new products supporting sustainability and circularity in manufacturing Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) laminates and labels.

    Release Liners are carriers of many PSA labeling materials, allowing highly efficient printing, cutting, and application of PSA labels.

    While performing a sustainable function, as they contribute to reducing product waste, increasing product safety, and moving goods reliably and efficiently through traditional or online distribution, they can also be manufactured with increasingly sustainable components.

    In line with these targets, Ahlstrom is extending its Acti-V range of high-performance label release liners with new products offering novel options to sustainability-driven laminators, label printers, and end-users, thanks to the use of post-consumer recycled fibres and unbleached cellulose fibres.

    Acti-V RF Yellow is a supercalendered release paper including at least 15% post-consumer recycled fibre, featuring the typical light-yellow colour of paper liners that carry most PSA paper labels in Europe.

    Acti-V RF Natural is a supercalendered release paper featuring a light creamy colour, naturally resulting from the blend of at least 15% post-consumer recycled fibre and unbleached and bleached cellulose fibres.

    Both products support circularity by replacing a portion of virgin fibres with post-consumer recycled fibres. Additionally, the new Acti-V RF Natural does not use any dye and is based on components that - according to Ahlstrom’s initial estimates - can allow reduction of at least 15% in the carbon footprint compared to the standard Acti-V Yellow liner.

    The new release papers are said to maintain the performance of Ahlstrom’s proprietary Acti-V technology, which allows a highly efficient silicone coating and converting process, showing potential reductions in the consumption of energy, catalysts, and silicone.    

     

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