What Polyfuze is
Every day, millions of durable products are manufactured of polyolefin thermoplastics specifically for their performance properties. Ironically, this high-caliber performance makes them problematic for traditional “adhesion-based” labeling methods, and causes serious degradation in most weather conditions or environments.
Enter Polyfuze
The molecular fusion technology that maximizes process efficiencies with labeling solutions that surpass extreme performance and durability standards.
What it’s for
Permanent Labels Compatible with Virtually All Polyolefin Plastics
A Polymer Fusion label from Polyfuze can decorate polyethylene and polypropylene including subgroups and derivatives including:
- TPE
- TPR
- TPO
- TPV
- GLASS FILLED PP
- Structural Foams
- SEBS
- HDPE
- LDPE
- MDPE
- UHMW
Zero Waste & 100% Recyclable
Efficient, Economic, & Environmentally Friendly
Polyolefin thermoplastics can be recycled and reused into new products a minimum of 10 times, if they’re uncontaminated.
That’s important because unlike incompatible labeling methods made from papers, inks, films, adhesives, coatings, and tie layers that MUST be removed and discarded prior to recycling, durable products labeled with Polymer Fusion Technology from Polyfuze can be placed right into the recycle stream without removal.
ZERO Removal, ZERO Landfill, ZERO Waste.
FAQ
What are Polyolefin Thermoplastics?
Polyolefin thermoplastics are the most predominantly used plastic in the world today due to their intrinsic durable, economic, and recycleable properties. Because they are so durable and chemical resistant, it makes polyolefins one of the most difficult to decorate plastics in the world.What is a Labeling System?
A means to apply a label that conveys information about a product based on Branding, Information, Warning or Safety, Track & Traceability, or combination of.How is Polyfuze labeling a more eco-friendly and sustainable solution?
They are fully compatible with fully recyclable polyolefin thermoplastics and thus can be recycled with them without removal.Are Polymer Fusion Labels from Polyfuze permanent?
Polymer Fusion Labels are fully compatible with polyolefin thermoplastics and meld at a molecular level. They cannot be removed apart from damaging the product.Where can I use Polyfuze labels?
All polyolefin thermoplastic products that require the most robust and durable labeling system available today.Is Polyfuze the Right Partner for My Labeling Project?
If you produce or sell polyolefin thermoplastic products, Polyfuze is right for you.What materials are used for Polyfuze labels?
Materials are proprietary but fully compatible with all polyolefin thermoplastic products.What is the difference between adhesive labels and Polyfuze?
It’s the difference between “adhering” or “fusing” to a thermoplastic that doesn’t allow adhesion. Fusion is the only option for long-term durability for durable products made of polyolefin thermoplastics.What is the benefit of Polymer fusion labeling?
Permanence and Durability for Branding, Safety / Warning, Track & Traceability, and other labeling needs.What is the difference between heat transfer labels and Polyfuze?
Heat Transfers rely on heat activated adhesion to polyolefin thermoplastics that don’t accept adhesion which is why they fail. Polymer Fusion Labels from Polyfuze meld to these thermoplastics at a molecular level for long-term permanence that cannot be matched.What is the difference between Hot Stamp labels and Polyfuze?
Hot Stamp Foils rely on heat activated adhesion to polyolefin thermoplastics that don’t accept adhesion which is why they fail. Polymer Fusion Labels from Polyfuze meld to these thermoplastics at a molecular level for long-term permanence that cannot be matched.
Do you manufacture recycling bin labels?
Yes! Along with several other types of labels that help with Branding, Safety / Warning, Track & Traceability, and more.Are your labels weatherproof?
Yes. They are also harsh environment and chemical resistant.How do I get a custom labeling quote?
Contact our Commercial Team today! What is the maximum label size you can print? 14” x 18” but can accommodate some larger sizes and continuous printing.Would you happen to offer samples?
YesWhat is the expected life of polymer labeling?
We offer the label industries only Lifetime Guarantee that says that a Polymer Fusion Label will perform for the expected life-use of the durable polyolefin thermoplastic part it’s fused to.What solutions can polymer labeling offer?
Please visit our Solutions page to learn more.”Please visit our Solutions page to learn more.”
Montaplast
Regarding the 049611-002 label that Is used on the 2020 Corvette. We have had ZERO defects to date. The production floor has no recordable scrap due to quality or performance of the Polyfuze label. Great job.
Rubbermaid Commercial
Sure enough, we stamped the Polyfuze Label, then I took a knife to it and it was fuzed in there! That blew me away! You couldn’t do that with a heat transfer… I can say that our scrap rate, using Polyfuze versus heat transfers, is far less…Once you start using it, it sells itself.
Otto Environmental
Polyfuze has proven to be an invaluable business partner when it comes to decorating Otto containers.
The Polyfuze Graphic meets or exceeds the durability standards, appearance requirements, and UV tests of the plastics industry.
Montaplast
Regarding the 049611-002 label that Is used on the 2020 Corvette. We have had ZERO defects to date. The production floor has no recordable scrap due to quality or performance of the Polyfuze label. Great job.
Rubbermaid Commercial
Sure enough, we stamped the Polyfuze Label, then I took a knife to it and it was fuzed in there! That blew me away! You couldn’t do that with a heat transfer… I can say that our scrap rate, using Polyfuze versus heat transfers, is far less…Once you start using it, it sells itself.
Otto Environmental
Polyfuze has proven to be an invaluable business partner when it comes to decorating Otto containers.
The Polyfuze Graphic meets or exceeds the durability standards, appearance requirements, and UV tests of the plastics industry.