Actual caliper affects die settings and cutting depth. Specify thickness alongside basis weight when comparing paper liners.
Check matrix stripping, backing damage and label separation using the finished label construction and intended equipment.
Match release force to the adhesive and application. Define peel speed, angle, dwell time and ageing conditions when comparing results.
These dense paper backings are options for roll labelstock. Compare caliper and web handling alongside the die-cutting and dispensing behaviour of the finished label.
Clay-coated and poly-coated paper structures provide additional backing choices. Use laminate flatness, format and processing requirements to determine which grade to trial.
A PET backing may suit label constructions with specified film thickness or optical requirements. The chosen colour and surface must work with the registration equipment.
Start with the label structure and converting process. Compare thickness, handling, registration and dispensing requirements, then test the proposed liner with your adhesive and facestock.
Higher basis weight alone does not ensure better cutting. Actual thickness, die condition and web tension affect the result. Inspect the liner for damage after cutting.
Release results depend on the adhesive, peel speed, angle and contact time. Use agreed conditions so samples and production batches can be compared meaningfully.
Send your facestock, adhesive type, label dimensions and current liner specification. Include line speed, dispensing method and any cutting or peeling issue.
HENGMU is exhibiting at LOUPE India 2026 in Greater Noida. Visit Hall 10, Booth H8 to discuss paper and PET release liners for self-adhesive labels and label converting.
200m/min Release Liners for Adhesive Tapes: Paper or Film?Choosing a release liner for adhesive tapes starts with four factors: substrate properties, adhesive compatibility, converting requirements and operating conditions. Paper and film liners offer different advantages, but neither is the best cho
HENGMU will exhibit at CMEF 2026 in Beijing, presenting paper and PET release liner options for adhesive bandages, dressing fixation products and other medical adhesive applications.
