Fedrigoni Adhoc Range replaced by new Exclusive Collection of self-adhesive sheets

Label Solutions

Fedrigoni has released Sheets Exclusive Collection – its new range for premium labels. The portfolio includes a wide variety of surfaces such as coated, uncoated, coloured, metallic, feltmarked and embossed, divided into two categories – Exclusive which uses the most distinctive Fedrigoni (FSC certified) papers as facestocks, and Premium which extends the previous self-adhesive range.

Combining the expertise of the group’s two divisions, Fedrigoni Paper and Fedrigoni Self-Adhesives, Sheets Exclusive Collection replaces and improves the previous Adhoc range, using some of its most prestigious and distinctive papers as facestocks including Arena, Constellation, Corolla, Freelife, Tintoretto, Sirio and Woodstock.

This range has been specifically designed to elevate both the aesthetic value and the touch and feel experience of labels for different sectors from the packaging of artisanal or luxury products to gourmet food or premium beverages, from logistics and home office products to tamper evident security applications and sectors requiring manual application of labels.

The Sheets Exclusive Collection is available in high tack, permanent and removable self-adhesives. It is compatible with the main printing processes, both offset printing and digital printing, including dry toner and liquid toner.

Furthermore, all items are available in B1 format (70 x 100 mm) and selected products are available in SRA1 format (640 x 900 mm). Bespoke sizes, reducing waste and optimising production costs, on request and subject to minimum order quantity.

‘Sheets Exclusive Collection represents a new, true synergy, on a production and commercial level, between the Fedrigoni Paper and Self-Adhesives worlds,’ said Philippe Vanroy, product manager and sales coordinator print offset and digital sheets. ‘This collection has been designed to make our most popular papers even more versatile, which can now add a unique touch to the products by transforming them into precious labels.’