AEW Delford, have designed a dual labelling machine that applies conventional self adhesive labels and Catchpoint linerless labels.

In responding to live application enquiries Catchpoint has identified some of the fundamental technical challenges. In resolving these, Catchpoint has introduced new release belt technology from its main supplier. Further developments in both the imposition of the 'catchpoints' into the label and application refinements has resulted in the 'Catch' (Patents pending).

Delford engineers exploiting the 'Catch' have proven performance with their applicator.

Label and Litho Limited, a major supplier of self adhesive labels to the New Zealand market has always been at the forefront of technology in the business, they became a Catchpoint licensee in 2006.

AEW Delford have developed the 2010 applicator, a cost effective unit designed specifically for dispensing Catchpoint liner-less labels featuring a clever new design that ensures the labels are rapidly and reliably applied to the packs.

Label Aire were the originators of the "air blow" application system for self-adhesive labels, and have used this experience to engineer the transfer of label to pack.

Catchpoint's message is to get rid of the liner in big volume uses.

Catchpoint has launched its linerless self-adhesive labels through a new division in the USA and Canada.

RayPress Corporation launches a Catchpoint contest label, with encoded print called "RayPress Notables".

RayPress Corporation is in test with their end user customer to adopt a unique Catchpoint Label which protects the CD media product for the CD promotion market segment.