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Gloss white PP labelstock for water-based inkjet

100 µm gloss white polypropylene (PP) self-adhesive labelstock for water-based (aqueous) inkjet. Compare three adhesive-and-liner options, then request samples or a quote.

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Three upright rolls of 100 µm inkjet glossy white PP self-adhesive labelstock — 100 µm gloss white PP
Acrylic emulsion · 80 g/m² white glassine
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100 µm gloss white PP

Same face. Choose the adhesive and liner.

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Three documented constructions share this nominal face description. Compare the complete row, then request the one you want to evaluate.

100 µm inkjet glossy white PP film: adhesive and liner options
Adhesive	Release liner	Next step
Acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine	Request sample →Get quote →
Hot-melt	95 g/m² white release paper	Request sample →Get quote →
Permanent acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine liner	Request sample →Get quote →

Nominal face thickness. Trial the actual ink, drying and label surface; a PP base alone does not establish print water resistance. Hot-melt is not recommended on PVC.

Which construction should you trial?

Hot-melt + white release paper: The listed hot-melt option uses 95 g/m² white release paper. Check adhesion on the actual pack and confirm the liner with your converting setup. Hot-melt is not recommended on PVC.
Acrylic + white glassine: Both listed acrylic options use 80 g/m² white glassine. Choose the complete construction shown in the table and confirm the adhesive grade for your pack. Similar material names do not mean the options are interchangeable.

Start with your printer and label job.

You do not need a finished specification to ask. Tell us your printer, ink and what you will label; we can discuss the construction to trial.

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Printer, roll and quotation details — add what you know

Print setup: Printer model, pigment or dye ink, drying and any finishing. These determine what to check on the printed sample.
Labelled surface: Container material, shape and application conditions. Compare the adhesive on your actual pack, not on the PP face alone.
Print-trial roll: Preferred construction, roll width, core, maximum outer diameter and winding direction for your equipment. Sample format and current availability are confirmed by RT before preparation.
Quotation / repeat order: Add quantity and destination for a quotation. For a repeat order, include the approved sample reference and the same face, adhesive and liner, plus the print settings used in your trial.

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Is this plain PP film or self-adhesive labelstock?

These are complete self-adhesive constructions: a 100 µm inkjet glossy white PP face, adhesive and release liner. Compare the adhesive and liner in each row before requesting a sample.

Can I use either pigment or dye ink?

The water-based range identifies pigment and dye inkjet as the intended print route. Confirm your actual printer, ink and settings on a sample; this is not approval for every printer or ink series.

Does water-based adhesive mean the label is inkjet printable?

No. The adhesive bonds the label to the pack; the printable face receives the ink. Choose the water-based inkjet range by its print surface, then select the adhesive and liner. A water-based adhesive can also appear in a UV inkjet construction.

Does a PP face make the printed label waterproof?

No. A PP base alone does not establish the water or chemical resistance of the finished print. Trial the actual ink, drying, finishing and labelled surface under your use conditions.

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.

Face / adhesive / liner

Looking beyond gloss white PP?

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Explore 22 other water-based constructions Matte PP, PET and paper

The three gloss white PP options remain above. This wider range has 25 constructions in total; select a different face only if the job calls for it.

PP · 7 constructions

100 µm gloss white PP options above ↑

100 µm inkjet matte white PP film

100 µm inkjet matte white PP film: adhesive and liner options
Adhesive	Release liner	Next step
Acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine	Request sample →Get quote →
Hot-melt	95 g/m² white release paper	Request sample →Get quote →
Hot-melt	80 g/m² white glassine release paper	Request sample →Get quote →
Permanent acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine release paper	Request sample →Get quote →

PET · 12 constructions

80 µm inkjet transparent PET film

80 µm inkjet transparent PET film: adhesive and liner options
Adhesive	Release liner	Next step
Acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine	Request sample →Get quote →
Permanent acrylic emulsion	95 g/m² white release paper	Request sample →Get quote →
Permanent acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine liner	Request sample →Get quote →

80 µm inkjet glossy silver PET film

80 µm inkjet glossy silver PET film: adhesive and liner options
Adhesive	Release liner	Next step
Permanent acrylic emulsion	95 g/m² white release paper	Request sample →Get quote →
Permanent acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine liner	Request sample →Get quote →

80 µm inkjet glossy gold PET film

80 µm inkjet glossy gold PET film: adhesive and liner options
Adhesive	Release liner	Next step
Permanent acrylic emulsion	95 g/m² white release paper	Request sample →Get quote →
Permanent acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine liner	Request sample →Get quote →

50 µm inkjet white PET film

50 µm inkjet white PET film: adhesive and liner options
Adhesive	Release liner	Next step
Acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine	Request sample →Get quote →

50 µm glossy white PET film with inkjet coating

50 µm glossy white PET film with inkjet coating: adhesive and liner options
Adhesive	Release liner	Next step
Permanent acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine release paper	Request sample →Get quote →

50 µm transparent PET film with inkjet coating

50 µm transparent PET film with inkjet coating: adhesive and liner options
Adhesive	Release liner	Next step
Permanent acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine release paper	Request sample →Get quote →

95 µm inkjet plain holographic PET film

95 µm inkjet plain holographic PET film: adhesive and liner options
Adhesive	Release liner	Next step
Permanent acrylic emulsion	95 g/m² white release paper	Request sample →Get quote →
Permanent acrylic emulsion	80 g/m² white glassine liner	Request sample →Get quote →

Paper · 6 constructions

90 g/m² glossy white photo paper

90 g/m² glossy white photo paper: adhesive and liner options
Adhesive	Release liner	Next step
Hot-melt	60 g/m² white glassine	Request sample →Get quote →
Permanent acrylic emulsion	95 g/m² white release paper	Request sample →Get quote →
Permanent acrylic emulsion	60 g/m² white glassine liner	Request sample →Get quote →
Removable solvent acrylic	60 g/m² white glassine liner	Request sample →Get quote →

108 g/m² matte white photo paper

108 g/m² matte white photo paper: adhesive and liner options
Adhesive	Release liner	Next step
Permanent acrylic emulsion	95 g/m² white release paper	Request sample →Get quote →
Permanent acrylic emulsion	60 g/m² white glassine	Request sample →Get quote →

Press-trial checklist: ink, finish and application

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Start with the face finish, then compare the rest of the row
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.

Specify pigment or dye, not just water-based

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.

Keep the print settings with each sample.
Inspect the printed surface after the agreed drying stage and after finishing.
Do not infer water or chemical resistance from the PP/PET base.

Compare the adhesive and liner as well as the finish

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.

Test the finished label on the surface, including curves or squeezing.
If the print needs a laminate, trial the complete stack.
Confirm sample format and current construction before placing an order.

Sample / quotation

Try white PP on your own label job.

You can start with your printer and labelled surface. For a quotation, add quantity and destination if known. The team will confirm the construction and sample format with you.

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