Avery Dennison confirms linerless label compatibility with Star Micronics printer
- Avery Dennison's AD XeroLinr DT linerless label recently received approval for use with the Star Micronics TSP100IV-UE SK printer.
- The collaboration aims to provide a more sustainable labeling option for the QSR industry by reducing waste from traditional labels.
- This innovative approach is expected to enhance operational efficiency and order accuracy in busy restaurant environments.
In a significant development for the quick service restaurant (QSR) industry, Avery Dennison, an innovator in materials science, announced the successful validation of its AD XeroLinr DT linerless label for compatibility with Star Micronics’ TSP100IV-UE SK printer. This validation followed extensive laboratory testing completed just days prior, highlighting a collaborative effort that underscores technological advancement in a sector increasingly focused on sustainability. The AD XeroLinr DT label, identified by the product code NWP1943, represents a shift away from traditional pressure-sensitive labels, which are often criticized for their environmental footprint due to liner waste. By removing the linings, Avery Dennison aims to reduce waste significantly, aligning with the growing demand for sustainable products within the food and drink sectors, particularly in takeaway and delivery markets. This environmentally conscientious approach aligns with broader trends toward green practices in business. Equipped with a unique pattern-coated emulsion adhesive, the AD XeroLinr DT label addresses several operational challenges faced by QSRs. These include concerns such as adhesive buildup, dust accumulation, and potential paper jams that can undermine printer performance. The secure adhesion of the labels enhances inventory management, ultimately improving order accuracy and operational efficiency, particularly during busy service periods where high throughput is necessary. The endorsement of the TSP100IV-UE SK printer, a popular model among restaurateurs, signals a promising opportunity for businesses that value efficiency and sustainability. Jitesh Mehta, the Senior Director of Product Marketing and Sustainability at Avery Dennison, emphasized the advantages of the linerless design for improving kitchen workflows. As modern businesses seek innovative solutions to streamline operations while being mindful of their environmental impact, this partnership between Avery Dennison and Star Micronics showcases a forward-thinking approach to product design and sustainability, benefiting both the industry and the planet.