Canadian National Defense Endorses Polymer Fusion Labeling Technology

In the realm of polymer-based durable goods, especially those using Polyethylene (PE) and Polypropylene (PP), a revolutionary shift is happening in labeling technology.

Traditionally, industries have relied on methods like pad printing, screen printing, and pressure-sensitive adhesive decals. However, many manufacturers are yet to discover the advantages of Polymer Fusion Labeling Technology. This technology is gaining recognition for its superiority over conventional methods, marking an important shift in industry standards.

The Canadian National Defense, in their recent publication, “Marking for Storage and Shipment of Department of National Defense Material,” specifically cites Polymer Fusion Labeling. The document highlights this technology as the recommended permanent marking solution for low surface energy polyolefin plastics including Polyethylene, Polypropylene, TPV, TPO, TPE, and PVC. It’s particularly noted for its effectiveness on reusable plastic cases or drums.

This endorsement is a testament to the collaborative efforts of Polyfuze Graphics Corporation and Rob Leibrandt of Trace It, LLC. Mr. Leibrandt and his peers are at the forefront of recognizing and validating the significance of Polymer Fusion Labeling. This innovative technology not only addresses the limitations of traditional labeling methods for materials like PE and PP but also brings multiple advanced features. Polymer Fusion Labeling inherently possesses natural antimicrobial properties, and the capability to further enhance these properties through additional antimicrobial additives. This feature is especially valuable in ensuring safety and hygiene in various applications. The labels can also include micro-taggants for anti-theft and authenticity verification, contributing to their security and reliability. Moreover, Polymer Fusion Labeling is fully sustainable and recyclable, supporting environmental sustainability at a product’s end of life. These comprehensive benefits, including unmatched durability for branding and warning labels, improve product quality and reduce the need for additional processing such as part pre-treating.

For further information, visit www.polyfuze.com or contact them at 928-634-8838.

About Rob Leibrandt:

Rob Leibrandt serves as the Vice President of Trace it, LLC. With extensive experience in operations, compliance, and program management, Mr. Leibrandt brings valuable insights into traceability and information assurance in the field of marking and labeling. Mr. Leibrandt and his peers are at the forefront of recognizing and validating the significance of modern marking methods including Polymer Fusion Labeling across a number of standards organizations.

About Polyfuze Graphics Corporation:

Based in Northern Arizona, Polyfuze Graphics Corporation is a subsidiary of Mold in Graphic Systems, a pioneer in polymer technology. Since 1983, the company has specialized in advanced, durable, and compatible labeling solutions tailored for polyolefin thermoplastic products. Its innovation and expertise have made it a preferred partner for top brands seeking reliable labeling technologies.

For further information, visit www.polyfuze.com or contact them at 928-634-8838.