RT / Consistency first
Film thickness and surface. Adhesion. Release and converting. These are our quality priorities for self-adhesive BOPP, PET and PE.
The material you approve becomes the reference for the next order: the complete construction, print trial and agreed specifications.
01 / Film & surface
Consistent appearance starts with the same face specification and print surface.
02 / Adhesion
The adhesive matters as much as the film when a label has to stay on the pack.
03 / Release & converting
The liner is part of die-cutting, matrix removal and label dispensing—not just backing paper.
From a sample to repeat orders
A transparent BOPP film can be paired with different adhesives and liners. A change in any layer can change the job it suits. Discuss the complete specification and a sample reference with RT, so the next quotation describes the same material you evaluated.
Send your material requirementFace, adhesive and liner, plus required width, core and winding.
Print with the intended ink and finishing, then evaluate the label on the actual pack.
Use the agreed specification and sample. Identify any requested change before the next order.
Samples & ordering
Share the model or current construction, application, width and length or sheet size, quantity, destination, and printing method. Include core and winding requirements for rolls. If you do not have a model, start with the surface and use conditions.
Ask for the model and sample format needed for your trial. State whether you need a hand sample, sheets or a machine-trial roll. The team will confirm the sample format, availability, preparation time and any cost before arrangements are made.
These depend on the selected construction, dimensions, quantity and production arrangements. Request confirmation in the quotation; this catalogue is not a live inventory or a fixed delivery schedule.
Describe the current face, adhesive and liner, what works, and what needs to change. Include printer and application details. A proposed alternative still needs a representative trial; matching a material name alone is not equivalence.
Use the intended printer and actual package. Record application conditions, print quality, label hold and removal where relevant. For cold chain, include the full cooling and thawing cycle. Agree the pass criteria before the trial.
No. Food contact, medical use, chemical exposure and other regulated or demanding uses need documentation and testing for the exact construction and intended conditions. Raise those requirements when enquiring.