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80 g/m² cast-coated paper · Hot-melt · 85 g/m² yellow release paper

Paper
Nominal facestock
80 g/m² cast-coated paper
Adhesive / attachment
Hot-melt
Release liner
85 g/m² yellow release paper
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80 g/m² cast-coated paper · Hot-melt · 95 g/m² white release paper

Paper
Nominal facestock
80 g/m² cast-coated paper
Adhesive / attachment
Hot-melt
Release liner
95 g/m² white release paper
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78 g/m² cast-coated paper · Hot-melt · 54 g/m² white glassine

Paper
Nominal facestock
78 g/m² cast-coated paper
Adhesive / attachment
Hot-melt
Release liner
54 g/m² white glassine
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80 g/m² cast-coated paper · Acrylic emulsion · 85 g/m² yellow release paper

Paper
Nominal facestock
80 g/m² cast-coated paper
Adhesive / attachment
Acrylic emulsion
Release liner
85 g/m² yellow release paper
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80 g/m² cast-coated paper · Solvent-based acrylic · 95 g/m² white release paper

Paper
Nominal facestock
80 g/m² cast-coated paper
Adhesive / attachment
Solvent-based acrylic
Release liner
95 g/m² white release paper
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70 g/m² top-coated direct thermal paper · Permanent acrylic emulsion · 54 g/m² white glassine

Paper · Direct thermal
Nominal facestock
70 g/m² top-coated direct thermal paper
Adhesive / attachment
Permanent acrylic emulsion
Release liner
54 g/m² white glassine
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Selection note

Validate thermal image quality and application conditions. Check PVC compatibility before use; freezer grades require a trial through the actual freezing cycle.

80 g/m² coated paper · Water-based adhesive · 54 g/m² white glassine

Paper · UV inkjet
Nominal facestock
80 g/m² coated paper
Adhesive / attachment
Water-based adhesive
Release liner
54 g/m² white glassine
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Selection note

UV inkjet series. Confirm the press, ink and curing settings with a print trial; not a universal printer approval.

Nominal descriptions, not live availability or guaranteed tolerances. Confirm the current specification and trial the actual surface and printing process before ordering.

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Each published row is a nominal material record, not a live stock list. Carry the facestock, adhesive, release liner, print route and application surface into the sample discussion.

Application firstCold-chain, tyre, logistics and packaging conditions shape the material question.Print route nextUV inkjet, water-based inkjet, thermal and other process constraints belong in the brief.Trial with evidencePrepare a representative sample, current specification and observation plan.

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