01 / Material family
Self-Adhesive Paper
Paper is the visible facestock choice; application surface, adhesive requirements, liner, surface finish and print compatibility shape the discussion.
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Material families
Self-Adhesive Paper and Film Material Families
Compare self-adhesive paper, PP/BOPP, PET and PE material families within a complete labelstock construction.
Material directions
Self-adhesive material families
Paper and film are starting points, not complete specifications.
Compare material families within the full facestock, optional topcoat, adhesive and liner construction.
02 / Material family
PP / BOPP
Film appearance is only one decision; application surface, adhesive requirements, liner and print or converting compatibility also need context.
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03 / Material family
PET
Start with the required appearance and application context, then identify what must be confirmed through documentation and testing.
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04 / Material family
PE
Application shape and handling context help determine which film and construction details require closer evaluation.
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Construction first
Choose the material family, then verify the full stack.
Paper, BOPP, PET and PE describe the visible face, not the complete labelstock. The adhesive, release liner, print route and application surface still need to be carried into the same sample discussion.
Compare documented models →Use the model catalogue to compare nominal facestock, adhesive and liner records.Add the print route →Check whether the intended ink, toner or finishing process changes the face requirement.Name the application →Bring the container, surface condition and handling environment into the brief.
Construction requirement
What application surface, shape and bond requirements matter?
Capture the answer in the material request so the next conversation can focus on a relevant sample, document or trial rather than a guessed construction.
Construction requirement
Which facestock appearance and material direction are being considered?
Capture the answer in the material request so the next conversation can focus on a relevant sample, document or trial rather than a guessed construction.
Construction requirement
What liner, converting and print-compatibility requirements are already known?
Capture the answer in the material request so the next conversation can focus on a relevant sample, document or trial rather than a guessed construction.
Material enquiry
Let’s talk about your label requirements.
Material family or current constructionApplication surface and service conditionsPrint and converting requirements, if relevantSample, quotation or technical advice