Paper
Coated & semi-gloss paper
Printed paper labels; compare face finish, adhesive and backing.
Hot-melt and freezer-adhesive directions
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Paper, film and speciality constructions.
Search by face, adhesive or liner; compare your options.
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Paper
Woodfree & writing paper
Writing-paper faces; confirm printing and end-use conditions on a sample.
Hot-melt, acrylic and freezer-adhesive directions
Paper
Direct thermal paper
Heat-sensitive paper for variable-data labels; match printer and readable life.
Multiple paper weights recorded in the archive
Film
Transparent PP / BOPP
Clear-film constructions; compare clarity, liner handling and printing needs.
Acrylic, solvent, freezer and removable directions
Film
PP synthetic paper
A synthetic face rather than paper fibre; review the finish and print process.
Hot-melt, removable, freezer and solvent directions
Film
Pearlized film
A pearlized face; check opacity and printed colour on the actual pack.
Hot-melt, removable, freezer and solvent directions
Film
PET film
Clear, white and metallic-look faces; select finish and adhesive separately.
Gloss white, matt white, transparent, matt silver and brushed silver
Film
White PE film
Milky-white PE; share container shape and handling conditions for the trial.
Acrylic, hot-melt, solvent, freezer and removable directions
Speciality
Silver aluminium foil
Foil-face constructions; confirm surface finish and converting requirements.
Silver and matt-silver foil directions
Compare the construction
Nominal specifications. Different adhesives and liners are not interchangeable.
Specification
Facestock
Adhesive / attachment
Release liner
Print route / function
Selection note
70 µm glossy white PP film with Indigo coating · Acrylic emulsion · 80 g/m² white glassine liner
PP · HP Indigo- Nominal facestock
- 70 µm glossy white PP film with Indigo coating
- Adhesive / attachment
- Acrylic emulsion
- Release liner
- 80 g/m² white glassine liner
Selection note
Test low-surface-energy, rough or tightly curved surfaces before selection. Confirm the exact equipment, ink or ribbon and job conditions in a sample trial.
Nominal descriptions, not live availability or guaranteed tolerances. Confirm the current specification and trial the actual surface and printing process before ordering.
How to use the catalogue
Start with the job, then compare the construction.
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.
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Published constructions are not the full range or a stock list.
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