Wausau Coated: Introducing Our New Eco-Friendly Clear 90% PCR PET Sheet Range!

Searching for the ultimate eco-friendly solution for your next label initiative? We’ve got you covered. Wausau Coated Products proudly introduces our latest innovation – a range of five new clear sheet products boasting 90% Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) PET (Polyester) content. This marks a significant step forward in our commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly solutions.

Why choose our new products for your next label project? Here’s why:

  • Eco-Friendly Excellence: Our new clear sheets offer the performance of other films but with a major eco-advantage – they are made from 90% PCR PET, pushing the envelope in the industry’s sustainable options.
  • It’s The Right Thing To Do: Just like tossing your aluminum cans into the recycling bin instead of the trash at home, buying and using products with recycled content is the right thing to do.
  • Versatile Applications: Whether you’re looking for permanent or removable signage solutions, or need eco-friendly options for product and regulatory labeling, our new 90% PCR PET sheets are the perfect choice.
  • Clarity Uncompromised: Say goodbye to the frosty appearance of traditional Clear Vinyl products.
  • Print Compatibility: Our dual digital range is compatible with HP Indigo digital presses and production toner presses, ensuring seamless integration into your existing workflows.
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