90 g/m² glossy white photo paper · Hot-melt · 60 g/m² white glassine
- Face
- 90 g/m² glossy white photo paper
- Attachment
- Hot-melt
- Liner
- 60 g/m² white glassine
25 documented constructions
Match the ink-receptive surface to the printer and pigment or dye ink. The documented range includes glossy and matt paper, transparent PET, white PP and white PET. A film base alone does not establish a waterproof print or compatibility with every water-based inkjet printer.
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| Face direction | Record example | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Gloss or matt paper | Coated paper with hot-melt or acrylic emulsion adhesive | Paper finish, image appearance and adhesive selection. |
| Gloss or matt white PP | 100 µm white PP constructions | Same nominal face thickness; compare the finish using actual artwork. |
| Transparent or white PET | Transparent and white PET constructions | Clarity or opacity, coating response and required print contrast. |
The source records describe water-based pigment and dye inkjet as the intended route. Name the actual ink and printer, media settings and drying conditions. Use representative solid areas and fine text to inspect spread, smearing and appearance before deciding on a construction.
The documented range includes both hot-melt and acrylic emulsion adhesives. Some white PP faces share an acrylic emulsion and 80 g/m² white glassine, but differ in finish. These are nominal construction facts, not a universal recommendation for every container. Choose attachment with the actual package and its use conditions in mind.
Face / attachment / backing
These records identify nominal constructions, not current stock or a printer approval. Check the current specification and sample format with RT.
Construction rows are transcribed from company technical records. The process checks are preparation guidance, not completed performance tests or equipment certification.