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The 80g Semi-gloss / hot-melt glue / 60g white glassine base paper label is a common composite material. The 80g Semi-gloss has a smooth surface and uniform coating. With a thickness of 80g/㎡, it balances stiffness and flexibility, exhibits strong ink absorption, and has high color reproduction, making it suitable for detailed graphics, texts, and barcodes. The face material can be laminated or UV coated to enhance its waterproof and wear-resistant properties. The hot-melt adhesive has strong adhesion and good initial tack, suitable for normal or slightly lower temperature environments. The adhesive bonds well with common materials such as paper, plastic, and wood, but may delaminate or become brittle in high temperatures (>60℃) or low temperatures (<-10℃). Some hot-melts are recyclable, but their weather resistance is weaker than that of acrylic glue or solvent-based glue. The 60g white glassine has been treated with super pressure, making it dense, tear-resistant, and impermeable. The white backing paper improves positioning accuracy during the label die-cutting process (suitable for optical sensor recognition), is easy to peel, works well with hot-glue, ensuring that labels can be removed flatly without leaving residual adhesive, and the 60g/㎡ backing paper is lightweight and tear-resistant, suitable for high-speed automatic labeling.
The 80g Semi-gloss / hot-melt glue / 60g white glassine base paper label is a common composite material. The 80g Semi-gloss has a smooth surface and uniform coating. With a thickness of 80g/㎡, it balances stiffness and flexibility, exhibits strong ink absorption, and has high color reproduction, making it suitable for detailed graphics, texts, and barcodes. The face material can be laminated or UV coated to enhance its waterproof and wear-resistant properties. The hot-melt adhesive has strong adhesion and good initial tack, suitable for normal or slightly lower temperature environments. The adhesive bonds well with common materials such as paper, plastic, and wood, but may delaminate or become brittle in high temperatures (>60℃) or low temperatures (<-10℃). Some hot-melts are recyclable, but their weather resistance is weaker than that of acrylic glue or solvent-based glue. The 60g white glassine has been treated with super pressure, making it dense, tear-resistant, and impermeable. The white backing paper improves positioning accuracy during the label die-cutting process (suitable for optical sensor recognition), is easy to peel, works well with hot-glue, ensuring that labels can be removed flatly without leaving residual adhesive, and the 60g/㎡ backing paper is lightweight and tear-resistant, suitable for high-speed automatic labeling.
