ROTAS has an integrated approach to packaging solutions...
It handles a problem analysing it in all its different elements, and taking care of each single component: material, surface, ink, adhesive, liner, rfid, and in their technical correlations.
The new technologies and the capability to regard ...
the label as an integrated system, allow us to use the most different materials: from the aluminium to the classic laid paper, from the film to the recycled paper, from materials that resist to the highest temperatures to the complete fragility of the anti-tampering ones. We have also the possibility to make coexist different materials in the same label roll.
Surface special treatments can represent a very effective ...
characterization of the packaging. They require a strong research effort, due to the complex relationship between the treatment and the material.
The appearance hides much substance. Laminating, overlaminating, bright/mat/relief varnishing, embossing, engraving, front and back die cutting, Braille… are only some examples.
From the covering capacity, to the power to deliver ...
an active message, alive with the environment, with the use of nanotechnologies, glossy and mat inks, thermochromic (reversible and irreversible), photochromic, magnetic, hygrostatic, security, on relief, ecological, acid-chromic, coin reactive, scratch-off, optically variable inks, etc. etc.
It is the main principle which, through contact ...
and pressure, creates a connection between two surfaces.
Rotas produces labels for the most different applications and usage conditions: labels suitable for different surfaces (smooth or rough), for extreme temperatures, humidity and chemicals resistant, permanent, semi-permanent, repositionable, removable, anti-tampering, with intermolecular interaction, etc.
Thickness, basis weight, heat behaviour, traction resistance,...
application speed and readable photo cells. These are some of the characteristics that must be considered to guarantee high performance over time. The liner can be also customised and printed on the back.
Discover the 6th element...
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