RT / Self-adhesive labelstock
UV inkjet label materials
Self-adhesive paper, PP, PE and PET for UV inkjet labels. Compare the face, adhesive and liner below, or send your press and label requirements for a sample or quotation.
Face / adhesive / liner
Compare 9 documented constructions
9 constructions in this range. Nominal specifications; confirm the current grade and trial it with your press and ink.
PP · 5 constructions
UV inkjet white PP
Compare 60 µm glossy white PP and 75 µm matte white PP. Both listed constructions use water-based adhesive and 60 g/m² white glassine. Select the finish, then trial the press, ink series and curing settings.
60 µm glossy white PP
| Adhesive | Release liner | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Water-based adhesive | 60 g/m² white glassine | Request sample →Get quote → |
75 µm matte white PP
| Adhesive | Release liner | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Water-based adhesive | 60 g/m² white glassine | Request sample →Get quote → |
UV inkjet clear PP
The 50 µm transparent PP face has two adhesive-and-liner combinations below. Water-based adhesive / white glassine and solvent-based adhesive / transparent PET liner are not interchangeable. Assess the finished print on your filled container, including any white ink.
50 µm transparent PP
| Adhesive | Release liner | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Water-based adhesive | 60 g/m² white glassine | Request sample →Get quote → |
| Solvent-based adhesive | 30 µm transparent PET release film | Request sample →Get quote → |
UV inkjet silver PP
A separate metallic appearance, not a white or clear PP substitute. Check the printed colour and opacity on the selected face.
50 µm glossy silver PP
| Adhesive | Release liner | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Water-based adhesive | 60 g/m² white glassine | Request sample →Get quote → |
PE · 1 construction
80 µm white PE
| Adhesive | Release liner | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Water-based adhesive | 60 g/m² white glassine | Request sample →Get quote → |
PET · 2 constructions
50 µm matte silver PET
| Adhesive | Release liner | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Water-based adhesive | 60 g/m² white glassine | Request sample →Get quote → |
50 µm glossy white PET
| Adhesive | Release liner | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Water-based adhesive | 60 g/m² white glassine | Request sample →Get quote → |
Paper · 1 construction
80 g/m² coated paper
| Adhesive | Release liner | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Water-based adhesive | 54 g/m² white glassine | Request sample →Get quote → |
Press-trial checklist: ink, finish and application
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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 water-based 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.
Consistency first
The material you approve.
The reference for your next order.
Our focus is film thickness, adhesion and release consistency, with agreed specifications as the reference for repeat orders.
The full construction matters: the face you print, the adhesive on the pack and the liner through converting. Compare samples on that basis—not the film name alone.
Quality from sample to repeat order →- Film & surface
- Consistent appearance starts with the same face specification and print surface.
- Adhesion
- The adhesive matters as much as the film when a label has to stay on the pack.
- Release & converting
- The liner is part of die-cutting, matrix removal and label dispensing—not just backing paper.