Getting the combination right in package labeling can lead to well-deserved rewards.

By Tom Polischuk

With its ability to provide good opacity, Trexler says that it is used to deliver “nice white opaque laydowns on clear material to create the ‘no-label’ look.” In addition, screen printing brings touch and feel to applications—with ink laydowns up to 280 microns—and can provide Braille and touchpad printing in roll to roll, he adds.