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2025.09
What are the reasons for poor anti-stick performance in release paper?
The production process of release paper mainly involves coating, silicone application, printing, and slitting. Among these, silicone application is a critical step in release paper production. Release paper is a type of paper material with low specific adhesion, primarily used to protect and separate adhesives, paints, coatings, and other surface-treated products and materials. Have you ever wondered what causes poor anti-stick performance in release paper? Below, a release paper manufacturer explains the reasons behind this issue...
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2025.09
How to Properly Use Self-Adhesive Labels
Self-adhesive labels are a widely used labeling material, commonly applied in product packaging, item categorization, and document organization. As industries continue to evolve, the variety of self-adhesive label products has grown significantly. But do you know how to use self-adhesive labels correctly? Let’s explore the key points below. Test the Label Type Before Use Before using any self-adhesive label, it’s essential to test its type to determine whether it’s a standard self-adhesive, heat-seal adhesive, or coated pa...
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2025.09
Characteristics and Applications of Release Film
PET release film is a common material used in thermal transfer processes. It is made from PET (polyethylene terephthalate) coated with silicone oil, often referred to as silicone film. Standard thicknesses range from 12μm to 100μm. It is available in cold-peel, hot-peel, glossy, and matte finishes, with antistatic and scratch-resistant treatments, offering excellent adhesion and conformability. Applications of PET Release Film PET release film is widely used across various industries, including: Electrical insulation Pac...
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2025.09
Common Issues with Release Films and Their Solutions
Release films often encounter the following common issues: Reverse peeling: The material that should peel off does not. When peeling the tape from the release film, some tape sections stick and produce a "popping" sound. After die-cutting and storage for some time, the tape cannot be peeled from the release film. Static electricity generated during unwinding and rewinding attracts dust. The release film surface feels oily, and the release coating seems prone to detaching. To address these issues, the follow...
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2025.09
What should be paid attention to when producing and processing release paper?
Release paper, also known as isolation paper, silicone paper, or anti-stick paper, is a type of paper designed to prevent prepreg materials from sticking together while protecting them from contamination. Release paper comes in various types, typically categorized as plastic-coated release paper and non-plastic release paper. Additionally, based on the release agent used, it can be divided into silicone release paper and non-silicone release paper. So, what conditions must release paper meet during production? Here’s an overview f...
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2025.09
What technology is used in self-adhesive label printing
The extensive use of self-adhesive labels and the continuous development of their varieties have naturally driven advancements in label printing technology. Label printing encompasses various methods, including flatbed, letterpress, gravure, and screen printing, with different applications across countries. In recent years, global trends in label printing show that flexographic printing, narrow-web rotary printing, and digital printing have become new highlights in Europe and the Americas, representing the future direction of labe...
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