PET White 50/Acrylic C-01/WG60
USE:
- Minimum labeling temp: 0℃
- Service temp: -20℃~80℃ (24h after labeling)
- Suitable for various durable labels and daily chemical labels for special purposes.
- Suitable for all-resin ribbon printing.
Made by Youhua. Sold in the US by Adwins International.
Detail
Application
Fulfill the requirement of RoHS, REACH, VOC
Minimum labeling temp: 0℃
Service temp: -20℃~80℃ (24h after labeling)
Suitable for various durable labels and daily chemical labels for special purposes.
Suitable for all-resin ribbon printing.
Printing and processing
With special treatment coated, can be used for various printing methods such as flexo printing, screen printing, and offset printing. Suitable for UV ink and water-based ink.
Control the viscosity of print ink, high-contractility bring label crimp, cause the label detach from release paper or warp from label object.
Using ultraviolet curing printing ink can have perfect binding with coating.
Film special die-cutting knife is recommended, especially the flat die-cutting.
Storage period and conditions
From date of manufacture: 12 months
Storage conditions: 23±2℃ & relative humidity 50±5%. Prolonged storage outside these conditions might reduce the shelf life.
| Indicator | Parameter | Unit | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Substance | 65±10% | g/㎡ | ISO 536 |
| Caliper | 45±10% | μm | ISO 534 |
| Indicator | Parameter | Unit | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial Tack | ≥8 | N | FTM9,ss |
| 90°Peel Adhesion (20min) | ≥5 | N/25mm | FTM2,ss |
| Shear | ≥15 | hours | FTM8,ss |
| Indicator | Parameter | Unit | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Substance | 56±5% | g/㎡ | ISO 536 |
| Caliper | 50±5 | μm | ISO 534 |
Statement
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