Fedrigoni says its new PVC-free Ri-Jet PO100 film for large format printing uses less water and energy in production and reduces CO2 emissions.
“The new product from Fedrigoni Self-Adhesives is a PVC-free film for visual communication and large format printing that has a lower environmental impact,” said a press release. “Certified data shows that production requires 2% less energy and 32.5% less water, and CO2 emissions are reduced by 15.5%.”
Daniele Perotti (pictured), product manager in graphics at Fedrigoni Self-Adhesives: “Ri-Jet PO100 not only meets the requirements of end-users, major home furnishing, fashion and luxury brands who prefer PVC-free solutions for their short-term communication campaigns, but also the commitments Fedrigoni has made in terms of sustainability and environmental impact, backed up by precise life cycle assessment calculations for the entire range.”
The company continues on its path to achieve its 2030 ESG targets, which include reducing harmful emissions by 30% and producing 70% of the volume of self-adhesive products with state-of-the-art sustainable features, it said.
“It is against the backdrop of this continuous product and process innovation to create ever more sustainable solutions that Ri-Jet PO100 was created, a 100 micron thick polyolefin plastic film that is versatile for point of sale, window and board decoration.
“In its latex, UV LED or UV gel version, the film is extremely conformable and offers the added benefit of being removable from the application surface without leaving any residue. Its flame retardant properties and compliance with REACH and RoHS regulations make Ri-Jet PO100 a good choice for both outdoor and indoor applications.”
Fedrigoni is a leading global manufacturer of speciality papers for packaging and self-adhesive materials for labels and large-format applications.
Ritrama, Fedrigoni's adhesive film arm, is sold in Australia by HVG and is also available through Pozitive and Conect.
Fedrigoni paper products are distributed in Australia by Spicers.
