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Avery label materials feature in Esko software

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Avery Dennison label materials are now featured in Esko Studio software, which allows packaging designers who model highly realistic 3D packaging simulations to gain product insights and group feedback.

The suite of simulation tools enables packaging designers to show exactly what the packaging will look like in high resolution 3D,  which Esko says will reduce the need for costly 'hard' prototypes.

Jay Gouillard, vice president of segment innovation, Avery Dennison Materials Group says, “We have estimated that the approval process for new packaging designs will be 25% faster as a result of these new simulations, compared with conventional hardware prototypes.”

Gouillard says, “Beyond development time and cost implications, this new tool gives designers a competitive edge because it allows far more different versions of a design to be previewed in detail before a final decision is made.”

The new simulations offer designers a wide selection of materials, including some of the most recent Avery Dennison innovations in films and papers. Options include the Avery Dennison ultra clear ‘no-label’ look, premium wine & spirits products, conformable labelling materials and holographic kaleidoscope films.

According to Kris Van Bael, Product Manager 3D and Visualisation at Esko, the new materials have created a significantly enhanced experience for packaging designers: “This is an important addition to existing Esko simulation capabilities. Access to important and widely used materials from Avery Dennison will open further opportunities for designers to create differentiation and provide added value to their customers.”



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