Midland Paper to Introduce Blanks/USA Plastic Paper at Dscoop

Midland Paper, Packaging & Supplies, one of North America’s largest independent distributors of media for business communications, will feature a brand new synthetic paper product line for HP Indigo print technologies at Dscoop 2018 in Dallas TX.

Blanks/USA Plastic Paper is a waterproof poly film that can be used in a multitude of applications such as menus, maps, brochures, instruction manuals, tags and point-of-purchase signage. Blanks/USA Plastic Paper is manufactured in 8 mil, 12 mil and 16 mil constructions and is available in all HP Indigo sizes including B-2. These products can be easily folded, stitched, die-cut, drilled, UV coated and laminated. The entire product line has RIT 3 Star certification.

“Blanks/USA Plastic Paper is a cost effective, bright white synthetic product that offers the customer an easy-to-print alternative to polypropylene and PVC. Its versatility makes it a clear choice for many durable print applications.” stated Rick Keber, Senior Product Manager for Midland’s Specialty Paper and Film. “It is truly a synthetic alternative to traditional paper substrates”.

“This new synthetic substrate is unique in its printability, die cut, laminating and anti-static characteristics for digital, Indigo (HP Certified) and litho production platforms. It does it all. Revolutionary technology with value“, said Andy Ogren, President of Blanks/USA.

Be sure to stop by Midland Paper booth #85 to view HP Indigo printed samples of this exciting new synthetic product.
https://www.midlandpaper.com/specialty-paper-film/

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