Application
White BOPP gives intense color and opacity; clear BOPP achieves the no-label look on glass and PET, with white backing ink where the design needs it; silver metallized BOPP keeps the shine on unprinted areas for premium finishes.
It is printed by flexography with Pantone spot colors or CMYK process, and digitally for short runs and versions. With gloss or matte lamination the label resists ice buckets, oils and abrasion.
Typical uses
- Juice, water and soft drink PET bottles
- Beer and beverages in glass
- Cleaners in squeezable bottles
- Cosmetic jars and bottles
- Refrigerated preserves and salsas
- Premium metallized packaging
Summary specification
- Material
- White BOPP · 60 µ white, clear or silver metallized BOPP
- Adhesive
- Permanent acrylic; high-tack for low-energy PET and PE; freezer grade.
- Printing
- Flexography up to 8 colors including white; digital CMYK + white.
- Finish
- Gloss or matte lamination; UV varnish; hot stamping.
- Sizes
- Custom: body, neck and back labels sized to the container; straight, round and special shapes.
- Presentation
- Rolls with 3" core for automatic labelers or 1" for semi-automatic application; also on sheets.
- Standard or reference
- NOM-051 and NOM-142 (label content)
60 µ white biaxially oriented polypropylene. Resists water, refrigeration and rubbing; conforms to cylindrical containers and squeezable bottles. The most used film in food, beverages and cleaning.
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