80 g/m² coated paper · Water-based adhesive · 54 g/m² white glassine
- Face
- 80 g/m² coated paper
- Attachment
- Water-based adhesive
- Liner
- 54 g/m² white glassine
9 documented constructions
UV inkjet label materials
Choose a UV inkjet construction by the face and finish you need, then test it with the actual press, ink and curing setup. The RT range records paper, PP, PE and PET options. A UV-series listing identifies the intended print route; it is not approval for every UV printer.
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| Direction | Record example | Job-specific check |
|---|---|---|
| Coated paper | 80 g/m² coated paper | Printed finish and attachment on the intended pack. |
| White or metallic film | Gloss/matt PP, white PE, white/silver PET | Colour, opacity, barcode contrast and behaviour on the container. |
| Transparent PP | 50 µm transparent PP with alternative adhesives and liners | Adhesive and liner differ; compare both, not only clarity. |
White, clear and metallic faces need different artwork checks
Put the intended design on the shortlisted face. On a clear face, evaluate the container background and any white ink. On a metallic face, check the printed colour and legibility under the intended light. Keep these appearance decisions separate from ink anchorage and the label's attachment to the pack.
- Send the press model, ink series and relevant artwork features.
- Include varnish, laminate or other finishing in the trial.
- Record the treatment and curing settings used for the sample.
Do not collapse transparent PP options into one construction
One documented option uses acrylic emulsion adhesive and white glassine; another uses solvent-based adhesive and a transparent PET release film. Both have a 50 µm transparent PP face, but the full construction differs. Ask the converting team to evaluate handling and release for the chosen option.
- Compare ink anchorage after the agreed curing stage.
- Inspect matrix removal and the liner after die-cutting.
- Apply the finished printed label to the real container.
Face / attachment / backing
Compare 9 documented constructions
These records identify nominal constructions, not current stock or a printer approval. Check the current specification and sample format with RT.
60 µm glossy white PP · Water-based adhesive · 60 g/m² white glassine
- Face
- 60 µm glossy white PP
- Attachment
- Water-based adhesive
- Liner
- 60 g/m² white glassine
75 µm matte white PP · Water-based adhesive · 60 g/m² white glassine
- Face
- 75 µm matte white PP
- Attachment
- Water-based adhesive
- Liner
- 60 g/m² white glassine
50 µm transparent PP · Water-based adhesive · 60 g/m² white glassine
- Face
- 50 µm transparent PP
- Attachment
- Water-based adhesive
- Liner
- 60 g/m² white glassine
50 µm transparent PP · Solvent-based adhesive · 30 µm transparent PET release film
- Face
- 50 µm transparent PP
- Attachment
- Solvent-based adhesive
- Liner
- 30 µm transparent PET release film
50 µm glossy silver PP · Water-based adhesive · 60 g/m² white glassine
- Face
- 50 µm glossy silver PP
- Attachment
- Water-based adhesive
- Liner
- 60 g/m² white glassine
50 µm matte silver PET · Water-based adhesive · 60 g/m² white glassine
- Face
- 50 µm matte silver PET
- Attachment
- Water-based adhesive
- Liner
- 60 g/m² white glassine
80 µm white PE · Water-based adhesive · 60 g/m² white glassine
- Face
- 80 µm white PE
- Attachment
- Water-based adhesive
- Liner
- 60 g/m² white glassine
50 µm glossy white PET · Water-based adhesive · 60 g/m² white glassine
- Face
- 50 µm glossy white PET
- Attachment
- Water-based adhesive
- Liner
- 60 g/m² white glassine
Sources and scope
Construction rows are transcribed from company technical records. The process checks are preparation guidance, not completed performance tests or equipment certification.