Avery Dennison launches PrismaPro Color PPF with dry apply system and 10-year warranty. The 8.5 mil TPU film comes in 10 gloss colors with hands-on installer training starting in July. 53 seconds ago June 17, 2026 [Gloss Metallic Purple] "PrismaPro(TM) Color Paint Protection Film combines the transformative power of custom color with the robust 8.5 mil protection of a premium PPF, all in a highly efficient dry apply application. Pictured here is PrismaPro Gloss Metallic Purple." (PRESS RELEASE) MENTOR, OH - Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions has launched PrismaPro Color Paint Protection Film, a dry-apply paint protection film available in 10 colors. The film is built on an 8.5 mil thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) construction and features the company's IntelliTack adhesive system, which is designed for dry application without the extended dry time associated with wet-apply films. The film includes a self-healing top coat that addresses light scratches with ambient heat and carries a warranty of up to 10 years on vertical surfaces. Roll size is 60 inches by 75 feet. Brittany Folino, Senior Product Manager for Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions, said: "PrismaPro is the culmination of extensive engineering designed to solve a real challenge in the automotive aftermarket. By fusing advanced thermoplastic polyurethane technology with our IntelliTack adhesive, we have created a product that delivers uncompromising protection and vibrant color, while streamlining the installation process for our global network of installers." Training. Avery Dennison is conducting hands-on dry-apply training classes beginning in July, with stops in St. Louis, MO, Corona, CA and the greater Atlanta area. Each attendee will receive a free roll of PrismaPro. Registration is open at graphics.averydennison.com/training. Launch colors. PrismaPro launches in 10 gloss colors: Obsidian Black, White, Rock Grey, Dark Blue, Olive Green, Metallic Garnet Red, Metallic Purple, Metallic Silver, Metallic Gold and Metallic Midnight Sand. Additional colors and finishes are planned for later in 2026. You may like.

Avery Dennison Corporation (NYSE:AVY), a leading global materials science and digital identification solutions company, today announced a $75 million minority investment in Wiliot, a global leader in Physical AI for supply chains. This strategic investment deepens the long-standing partnership dedicated to creating a more intelligent, transparent and connected world.

BASF and Avery Dennison collaborate to launch BASF's newest acrylates based on renewable electricity: Butyl acrylate RE and 2-Ethylhexyl acrylate RE. 3/31/2026 12:00:00 PM * BASF Corporation adds Butyl acrylate RE and 2-Ethylhexyl acrylate RE (Renewable Electricity) to its acrylate portfolio * Avery Dennison pioneered the commercialization of the RE acrylates in the adhesives and sealants value chain * Readily available drop-in solution for a broad range of applications BASF Corporation is launching Butyl acrylate RE and 2-Ethylhexylacrylate RE (Renewable Electricity), two new products that are manufactured at BASF's Freeport, Texas site with attributed electricity from renewable sources. This reduces CO[2] emissions in the manufacturing process and improves the products' carbon footprint compared to conventionally produced acrylic acid esters. For products with the suffix "RE", renewable electricity generated from wind and solar sources in Texas was attributed to the RE products to replace 100% of their consumption at the Freeport site.[1] Butyl acrylate RE and 2-Ethylhexylacrylate RE by BASF are completely equivalent to their conventionally produced counterparts in terms of quality and performance and can be used in a wide variety of polymer dispersion applications, with the coatings and adhesives industries as the primary target industries. Avery Dennison Corporation has successfully pioneered the commercialization of these products manufactured with renewable energy. This achievement marks a step forward in the company's commitment to reduce its Scope 3 GHG emissions by 30%, and accelerates the use of more sustainable raw materials across the adhesives and sealants value chain. "This announcement demonstrates how our collaboration with Avery Dennison fosters meaningful progress toward a lower-carbon future," said Michael Limbach, Vice President, Industrial Petrochemicals, BASF North America. "This accomplishment highlights the power of investing in responsible production and efficient, future-ready operations, enabling BASF to deliver high-performance acrylates that Avery Dennison and the North American market expect." Avery Dennison, a global leader in materials science and digital identification solutions, prioritizes using lower-carbon and renewable-based materials across its product portfolio. "The collaboration with BASF demonstrates our commitment to introducing more sustainable materials throughout our integrated supply chain," said Collins Oluka, Vice President, Procurement, Avery Dennison Materials Group North America and Global Chemicals. "Innovations such as renewable-energy-enabled acrylic esters help advance our long-term sustainability goals. We look forward to collaborating further with BASF as we scale more sustainable material solutions for our customers." A mutual commitment to carbon footprint reduction. BASF and Avery Dennison have comprehensive environmental goals aimed at reducing emissions across operations and supply chains. BASF is investing in renewable energy supply, electrified production technologies and circular feedstock pathways, while Avery Dennison is actively pursuing decarbonization across raw materials, manufacturing processes and logistics. [1] Renewable electricity from BASF Power Purchase Agreement contracts in Texas are attributed to products in accordance with their prior-year electricity consumption at the Freeport production site as determined by BASF SCOTT methodology. In a methodology review, TÜV Rheinland has certified that the PCF methodology SCOTT developed and used by BASF SE for calculating the PCFs of BASF products is scientifically-based, is in accordance with ISO 14067:2018 and the Together for Sustainability - The Product Carbon Footprint Guideline for the Chemical Industry, version 3.0 - December 2024, and reflects the state of the art (ID-Nr. 0000080389: BASF SE-Certipedia).