Description:

This label features a standard pressure sensitive construction including a 24#/60# 100% recycled facestock used in a wide variety of applications.  It has an aggressive permanent acrylic adhesive with high initial tack, high shear and ultimate adhesion, and the 101711 has a 40# SCK liner and the 101714 has a 2.5 mil layflat liner. A 1.5 mil PET recyclable liner is available as well as a other adhesives including a special adhesive for the wine industry.

Facestock

100% recycled with no bleaches or virgin fiber facestock, matte white, good receptivity and print characteristics that offers 89% brightness.

Weight

60# paper

Caliper: 4.7 mils

Smoothness

150

Adhesive

Clear tri-bonded acrylic permanent

Coat weight                               1.5 cwt

Min. application temp: 

+40 F 

 Indirect Food:   Yes

Min. service temp: 

-65 F 

 Direct Food:      No

Max. service temp:                    +165 F                     

Note: For best bonding conditions, application surface should be at room temperature or higher. Low temperature surfaces, below +40F can cause the adhesive to become so firm that it will not develop maximum contact with the substrate.  Higher initial bonds can be achieved through increased rubdown pressure.  In order to get a true measure of the adhesive’s effectiveness, the label should be applied and allowed to bond a minimum of 24 hours prior to evaluation.

Liner

Two liners are offered: 40# for roll conversion and a fully bleached kraft (lay-flat) liner that has been silicone coated one side to give a controlled release. A 100# 1.5 PET liner is available for rolls.

Caliper:                      2.0 - 2.5mils

   Weight:                          40# -50#

The above are typical technical values and are given in good faith based upon our most up to date knowledge and experience.  As the products are used outside our control we cannot take responsibility for any damage that may be caused using the product.  In every case, user shall determine before using any product in full scale production, or in any way, whether such product is suitable for user’s intended use for their particular purpose under their own operating conditions.