UPM Raflatac upgrades tool for converters to learn which labeling materials will work on their digital printers

As a leading global manufacturer of label stock for the digital printing market, UPM Raflatac knows how important it is to match the right label materials to the right printer. The company’s innovative Label Material Finder for Digital Printers tool has recently undergone a series of upgrades to make it even easier for converters to learn which of UPM Raflatac’s high-quality and sustainable paper and film labeling materials will perform best on their printers.

This innovative tool provides up-to-date and accurate product information about UPM Raflatac’s digital label stock materials as well as star ratings for how they will perform on various digital printers, ranging from small desktop models to industrial-scale digital presses.

Improved usability means it is now easier to find the correct information by searching products filtered by technology or by specific printer model. Whether looking for paper or matte, gloss, metalized, white or clear film face stock materials, the Label Material Finder for Digital Printers has you covered. Users now have the option to export the results as PDFs documents, so they can quickly and conveniently access them.

“Our upgraded Label Material Finder for Digital Printers tool is just what many converters are looking for,” says Kirit Naik, PhD, Global Director, Digital Printing Technologies, UPM Raflatac. “We work constantly with OEMs to qualify our label materials on their printers and are always adding new results in the tool about how which materials performed on which printers. I invite any interested OEM who would like to see their equipment on the tool to please contact us.”

Go to: https://www.upmraflatac.com/products-and-services/services/print-house-services/printer-recommendation-tool-ratings-and-oem-information/ to access UPM Raflatac’s upgraded Label Material Finder for Digital Printers tool. It is also available for registered users on the MyRaflatac customer platform.
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