Explore the World of Linerless Technology: A Journey with Herma InNo Liner

Join us on an exciting journey as we explore the revolutionary Herma InNo Liner technology, travelling from Australia to Germany and back. In this captivating video, you’ll get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the cutting-edge solutions transforming the packaging world.

Our adventure begins in Australia, where the Result Group team proudly introduces the Herma InNo Liner machines to the local market. Discover how this innovative technology is making waves as a sustainable choice for businesses down under.

Next, we head to Germany, the heart of Herma’s operations, where the magic of InNo Liner comes to life. At Herma’s state-of-the-art facilities, you’ll meet the brilliant minds behind the technology. Learn about the manufacturing process, the science behind linerless labels, and why they’re considered the most sustainable option in the industry. Herma’s commitment to reducing environmental impact is evident at every step, showcasing the future of eco-friendly packaging.

Our journey wraps up back in Australia with Hanes Australasia, an early adopter of the Herma InNo Liner system. Hear firsthand how this technology has revolutionised their packaging processes, offering a practical and environmentally responsible alternative to traditional methods. Hanes Australasia’s success story highlights the benefits of embracing linerless technology, from cost savings to a reduced carbon footprint.

Through this global tour, we delve into the core advantages of Herma InNo Liner: eliminating waste from traditional release liners, enhancing operational efficiency, and providing an eco-friendly solution that aligns with sustainable business practices. Herma InNo Liner stands as a leader in the movement towards a more sustainable future, offering versatility and efficiency for various applications.

Don’t miss this informative and inspiring video that showcases the journey of Herma InNo Liner from concept to implementation. Discover why businesses worldwide are turning to this innovative technology to meet their packaging needs sustainably.