Fusion Labeling

∗Thermoplastic Polyolefin Plastics, preferred for durable goods manufacture, are non-polar, have high coefficient of thermal expansion and contraction, a high rate of outgassing and are low surface energy. Labels attempting to stick or bond ultimately fail when exposed to mechanical, chemical & environmental inputs and require secondary pre and post-treatments during labeling operations. No data available from suppliers on IML’s, Heat Transfers, Hot Stamp Foil or Adhesive Based Stickers applied to polyolefin plastics and durability tested.

† Utilizing Polyfuze Patented Fusion Technology (PPFT), Polyfuze Labels fuse into olefinic plastics permanently. They cannot be removed by mechanical, chemical or environmental inputs apart from destroying the product they’re fused to. Once the fusion process is complete, the two polyolefin materials have combined to form one piece of seamless and flush polyolefin plastic with no change in durability or structural integrity. Zero Scrap during manufacturing and Zero Brand Loss for the life of polyolefin products.

¢ High probability of label failure creates scrap during manufacture, re-labeling during use, additional labor and additional cost. Loss of Brand Identity & Image negatively effects Perception Of Value, WOM (Word Of Mouth), and Quality. Loss of Safety/Warning labeling puts consumers at risk while placing manufactureres and OEM’s at heightened risk of litigation.