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Stafix Ltd won the nationwide graphic industry innovation competition
Stafix Ltd's developed Stafix® film was awarded in the innovative technology category, where exceptionally good technical solutions or materials used in the manufacture of printed works were evaluated. The jury justified that Stafix's innovation can help create a new business industry, and the material can develop completely new array of applications. The jury is made up of publishers, major customers, research institutions, educational institutions and the industry associations' representatives.
"Stafix® film has been developed in cooperation with VTT. Such recognition mean for us that our products bring a new kind of added value to our customers," says Stafix's Managing Director Jose Ayala. "This is a relatively recent innovation, and receiving a major award will also help the product to raise awareness in the Finnish market," said the sales and marketing director Aleksi Rastela.
Stafix ® adheres to any surface without adhesive materials or chemicals
Stafix® is a printable, statically charged polypropylene film, which adheres to any clean, dry surface without any adhesive substances or chemicals. Stafix enables a new, creative and removable publicity. Almost any surface can be taken into use for advertising purposes. "The biggest value-added can be appreciated in temporary indoor advertising, because the material is easy to attach and remove. This has been noticed particularly by European printing houses and advertising agencies," says Ayala. The Film's applications are almost unlimited. The principal ones have been Place of Purchase (POP) advertising, magazine inserts and direct mail campaigns. Stafix Ltd sells the printable film® mostly to printing houses for the use of advertising agencies.
Coca-Cola among Stafix's clients
Stafix Ltd. established in 2007, is already an international company, which is located in Vaajakoski. Exports are mainly to European markets, notably Germany and France. The best-known clients are. Bayer Schering Pharma and Coca-Cola. The company currently employs five persons, all of which have a multicultural background.
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