A new type of sleeving material offering “exciting new possibilities for package design” will be given its world launch by Sleever International at Emballage 2006, in Paris, on November 20-24.
“Our stand will be the first chance for packaging industry professionals to see Sleever’s new Skinsleever - a revolutionary new type of sleeving material which mimics animal skins like leather beautifully,” reveals Eric Masson, European sales director. He adds: “We’ll have the latest innovations in sleeving on show, including the best in security and protection. We’ll have new ideas in printing technology and the most modern techniques for sleeve application. Amongst our latest innovations will be Dita, with the mirror effect, and Sleever Braille for pharmaceutical markets.”
He continues: “We are the only people who can take responsibility for every part of the sleeving process, working with marketing people on design, using inks and printing technology we have produced, to get exactly the effect you want, using sleeving materials we have developed and produced. We produce and supply the machinery to apply it, guaranteeing a sleeve tailor made to fit the product, process and market.”
Sleever International’s stand at Emballage 2006 will be 058, in Hall 6.
| Contact |
| Sleever International |
