Verso Introduces Two Specialty Paper Selector Guides
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Verso Corp., Miamisburg, Ohio, USA, a producer of flexible packaging, technical, and label and converting papers, this week released two printed Specialty Paper guides titled "Release Liner Paper Selector" and "Pressure Sensitive Facestock Paper Selector."
"Verso's focused product development and innovation initiatives have resulted in a portfolio of label and release liner papers that now includes more than 60 unique products, making it the largest offering in North America," said Verso President of Graphic Papers Mike Weinhold. "Verso's breadth of specialty products makes it easy for our customers to choose the paper that best fits their unique needs, and these paper selectors now make that selection easier than ever."
"These paper selectors detail the light to heavyweight release liners and multipurpose to special application facestock papers Verso has developed for our customers' pressure sensitive laminating needs," said Ed Buehler, VP and GM of Verso's Specialty Papers business. "We've highlighted end-use applications, mill locations, and specifications for many of our respected brands, all in one simplified printed piece that provides customers with a convenient guide to the right Verso specialty paper to meet their needs, no matter how complex the end-use application."
Verso and high performance papers go hand-in-hand, the company notes, adding that these pressure sensitive papers are manufactured using northern hardwood and softwood kraft pulp to provide excellent strength and smoothness properties. Verso's specialty papers are manufactured in the U.S. with skill and pride, shipped worldwide, and backed by an unmatched level of technical service and customer commitment, making them ideal for large, multisite pressure sensitive laminators, Verso points out.
To order Verso Specialty Paper Selectors, contact your Verso Sales Representative. For more information on other products in Verso's broad specialty papers offering, email the company or visit its web site.
