Synthetic Paper - PP Paper - In-mold label for Injection or blowing

1. In-Mold Labels(IML) for blow molded
Specifications:

PEPA:

VY-108, VY-107, VG-110

Description:

Currently, in the blow molding fabrication process, the process of unibody molding by placing the label in the mold with a automatic robot is common because it saves the processing time and cost spent in the traditional fabrication process of pressure sensitive labels, printing, and carrying out automatic labeling on bottle bodies.
Furthermore, it has the advantage of being recyclable, thus environmental friendly, and finished products are difficult to counterfeit. PEPA is becoming more popularized and more frequently sold for such market applications due to its excellent printing, molding operations, and favorable cost.

👉 We recommend this product for volume label printing houses and plastic bottle manufactures.

Procedure:

Roll at the VY and VG grade→ letterpress(flexo), offset, screen and foil stamp→ die cutting→ finished product

Possibility of Material Application:

Orange peel effect

Glossy effect

2. In-Mold Labels(IML) for injection molded
Specifications:

PEPA:

PQ-69/PP-79, PP-80

CAPA Synthetic paper:
BCH, BCD, BCP

Description:

Currently, in the injection molding fabrication process, the process of unibody molding by placing the label in the mold with a automatic robot is common because it saves the processing time and cost spent in the traditional fabrication process of pressure sensitive labels, printing, and carrying out automatic labeling on bottle bodies.
Furthermore, it has the advantage of being recyclable, thus environmental friendly, and finished products are difficult to counterfeit. Pearl paper PEPA is becoming more popular and more frequently sold for such market applications due to its excellent printing, molding operations, and favorable cost.

👉 We recommend this product for volume label printing houses and plastic bottle manufactures.

Procedure:

Roll PP, PQ grade→ UV letterpress(flexo), offset, screen and foil stamp→ die cutting→ finished product