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News Release from: Tenza Technologies | Subject: Self-adhesive antimicrobial covering film
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 12 January 2005
Antimicrobial Covering Film Assists
Hygiene
API Tenza, a European manufacturer of self-adhesive film and paper products, is launching a self-adhesive antimicrobial covering film at Paperworld 2005.
API Tenza, a European manufacturer of self-adhesive film and paper products, is launching a self-adhesive antimicrobial covering film at Paperworld 2005 It forms an extension to Tenza's existing range of book covering films, all of which will be on display at the exhibition
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 26 Sep 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Tenza Technologies, the manufacturer of self-adhesive products for the packaging and stationery industries, has launched a new anti-microbial face material, Tenzaguard.
The new film inhibits the growth of bacteria on its surface through its anti-microbial properties, providing peace of mind to those seeking optimal hygiene conditions and protection from the spread of bacteria claimed the company.
It believes that makes it an ideal covering film.
As with other products in Tenza's range, it is simple to wipe clean and the anti-microbial properties continue to work even after cleaning, extending the lifespan to meet the needs of the customer added the company.
API Tenza's book covering film range, includes clear, tinted, solid, opaque, holographic and printed materials.
The films are available in different thicknesses (50, 60, 75 and 100 microns) and the range comes with a variety of adhesives and release papers, allowing bespoke branding said the company.
The API Tenza stand at Paperworld will be hall 4.1, stand number C02.
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