UPM Raflatac launches new Graphics Solutions in the Americas

UPM Raflatac, a global supplier of innovative and sustainable self-adhesive paper and film products, announces a new line of Graphics Solutions, now available in North and South America. UPM Raflatac acquired AMC AG in Germany last year, which included this line of high-quality self-adhesive films and laminates, large format versatile printing and sign films.

“Following a successful portfolio of these Graphics Solutions in Europe, we are excited for the opportunity to partner with distributors and provide quality, cost effective materials here in the Western Hemisphere,” stated Gabrielle Whittaker, Director, Films & Specials, UPM Raflatac Americas.

UPM Raflatac will be showcasing their new Graphics Solutions at the upcoming Printing United Expo from October 18-20 in Atlanta. Their booth (B18053) will feature an interactive application station where expo attendees can try out the material on various surfaces (glass, aluminum dibond, and laminated MDF board).
https://www.upm.com/about-us/for-media/releases/2023/10/upm-raflatac-launches-new-graphics-solutions-in-the-americas/

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