Industry trends Stay informed with the latest industry trends, innovations, and expert insights from Avery Dennison. Our insights page offers valuable knowledge to help you navigate challenges and drive success in your business. Application insights Industry trends Materials science News sustainability AD Circular At Avery Dennison, we’re committed to advancing recyclability and supporting the circular economy with our AD Circular program. This straightforward 3-step solution enhances the supply of recycled materials, integrates seamlessly with any liner, and tracks CO2 emissions saved, all while being cost-effective and efficient. Learn more hvac Improvement of health and Indoor Air Quality Since we spend most of our time indoors, maintaining good indoor air quality (IAQ) is crucial for our health, as poor air quality can worsen asthma, allergies, and other health issues. By using certified Low-VOC materials in construction, we can help reduce harmful pollutants and improve overall air quality. Learn more flooring Ease of installation Avery Dennison’s pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSAs) offer a simple, time-saving solution for flooring installations. Easy to apply with no need for water or heat activation, our PSAs ensure strong, reliable bonds while allowing floors to be easily removed without damaging the subfloor—perfect for both permanent and temporary installations. Learn more hvac Sick building syndrome and indoor air quality Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) is when people feel unwell due to spending time in buildings with poor indoor air quality, often caused by inadequate ventilation and pollutants. Understanding the connection between SBS and indoor air quality is crucial for builders and contractors to ensure healthier environments, especially in older or poorly ventilated spaces. Learn more hvac 12 Tips to Improve Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Indoor air quality (IAQ) is essential for our health, yet it's often overlooked despite people spending 93% of their time indoors. In our white paper, we address the issue of indoor air pollution, emphasizing the importance of proper ventilation to remove harmful pollutants while balancing insulation and carbon efficiency. Learn more electric vehicle batteries Electric vehicles are poised to take charge Pressure-sensitive adhesive tape constructions are helping to solve some of the industry’s most challenging issues in electric vehicles (EVs), creating significant opportunities for these tapes and adhesives. Learn more mechanical insulation How moisture barrier splicing protects The internal components of a building, like insulation and structural materials, are crucial for energy efficiency and integrity. To protect these components from moisture damage, such as mold or rot, it's essential to use non-breathable membranes with high-performance tapes for moisture barriers. Learn more hvac The importance of airtightness to a building’s performance As the European Union works towards its goal of creating a net zero society by 2050, more and more attention is being placed on the region’s building stock, the majority of which is energy inefficient. Airtightness plays a key part in determining how energy efficient a building can be by protecting insulation from exposure to humidity preventing unwanted air circulation. Learn more building and construction Feature: New business opportunities might be “sticking” out around you Discover how advancements in adhesive tape technology are opening up new possibilities for mounting objects, decorative materials, and more in both residential and commercial spaces. From soap dispensers to flooring, these innovative solutions offer an easy, durable alternative to traditional fasteners like nails and screws. Learn more automotive Feature: as automobiles turn up the heat, performance adhesives shine Many OEMs are specifying and relying on an evolved heat shield design incorporating pressure-sensitive adhesives. Lean how converters can grow their business with automotive heat shielding tapes. Read more. Learn more exterior Feature: Behind the mirror The rear view mirror became common as a safety feature on passenger cars later during the 20th century. But for years, little had changed technologically from the earliest mirrors. Now, with the dawn of connected and computerized vehicles, both exterior side view and interior rear view mirrors have undergone an evolution. Read more. Learn more
sustainability AD Circular At Avery Dennison, we’re committed to advancing recyclability and supporting the circular economy with our AD Circular program. This straightforward 3-step solution enhances the supply of recycled materials, integrates seamlessly with any liner, and tracks CO2 emissions saved, all while being cost-effective and efficient. Learn more
hvac Improvement of health and Indoor Air Quality Since we spend most of our time indoors, maintaining good indoor air quality (IAQ) is crucial for our health, as poor air quality can worsen asthma, allergies, and other health issues. By using certified Low-VOC materials in construction, we can help reduce harmful pollutants and improve overall air quality. Learn more
flooring Ease of installation Avery Dennison’s pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSAs) offer a simple, time-saving solution for flooring installations. Easy to apply with no need for water or heat activation, our PSAs ensure strong, reliable bonds while allowing floors to be easily removed without damaging the subfloor—perfect for both permanent and temporary installations. Learn more
hvac Sick building syndrome and indoor air quality Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) is when people feel unwell due to spending time in buildings with poor indoor air quality, often caused by inadequate ventilation and pollutants. Understanding the connection between SBS and indoor air quality is crucial for builders and contractors to ensure healthier environments, especially in older or poorly ventilated spaces. Learn more
hvac 12 Tips to Improve Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Indoor air quality (IAQ) is essential for our health, yet it's often overlooked despite people spending 93% of their time indoors. In our white paper, we address the issue of indoor air pollution, emphasizing the importance of proper ventilation to remove harmful pollutants while balancing insulation and carbon efficiency. Learn more
electric vehicle batteries Electric vehicles are poised to take charge Pressure-sensitive adhesive tape constructions are helping to solve some of the industry’s most challenging issues in electric vehicles (EVs), creating significant opportunities for these tapes and adhesives. Learn more
mechanical insulation How moisture barrier splicing protects The internal components of a building, like insulation and structural materials, are crucial for energy efficiency and integrity. To protect these components from moisture damage, such as mold or rot, it's essential to use non-breathable membranes with high-performance tapes for moisture barriers. Learn more
hvac The importance of airtightness to a building’s performance As the European Union works towards its goal of creating a net zero society by 2050, more and more attention is being placed on the region’s building stock, the majority of which is energy inefficient. Airtightness plays a key part in determining how energy efficient a building can be by protecting insulation from exposure to humidity preventing unwanted air circulation. Learn more
building and construction Feature: New business opportunities might be “sticking” out around you Discover how advancements in adhesive tape technology are opening up new possibilities for mounting objects, decorative materials, and more in both residential and commercial spaces. From soap dispensers to flooring, these innovative solutions offer an easy, durable alternative to traditional fasteners like nails and screws. Learn more
automotive Feature: as automobiles turn up the heat, performance adhesives shine Many OEMs are specifying and relying on an evolved heat shield design incorporating pressure-sensitive adhesives. Lean how converters can grow their business with automotive heat shielding tapes. Read more. Learn more
exterior Feature: Behind the mirror The rear view mirror became common as a safety feature on passenger cars later during the 20th century. But for years, little had changed technologically from the earliest mirrors. Now, with the dawn of connected and computerized vehicles, both exterior side view and interior rear view mirrors have undergone an evolution. Read more. Learn more