Wholesale of High Quality 70μ Silver white PP Acrylic 80g Square Gird Glassine

silver PP self-adhesive is a type of self-adhesive label material that uses polypropylene (PP) film as the base material and, through a special process, presents a composite effect of pearlescent texture and metallic silver on the surface. The "pearlescent" in its name refers to the diffuse reflection effect similar to the luster of pearls, and "luminous silver" refers to the mirror-like texture of metallic silver. The combination of the two forms a unique appearance that combines a soft halo with metallic brightness. The structure of this material is typically composed of pearlescent silver PP surface material, pressure-sensitive adhesive layer and silicone oil paper base material, and is widely used in label scenarios that require high-end visual effects and weather resistance.


The acrylic adhesive provides a strong and reliable bond. It adheres well to a wide range of surfaces, including plastic, metal, and cardboard. This adhesive is resistant to environmental factors such as humidity and moderate temperature changes, ensuring that the labels stay firmly in place over time.

Grid-based backing paper is a special type of self-adhesive label substrate. Its surface is processed into a regular grid-like hollowed-out structure (similar to "honeycomb" or "square" hollowed-out structures), mainly used to solve the problems of bubbles and wrinkles during the labeling process of traditional silicone oil paper substrates, while also improving the waste removal efficiency and flatness of the label's adhesion. It is usually composed of a paper-based or film-based material and a silicon coating. The grid spacing and pore size of the hollowed-out parts are customized according to application requirements.

With a special coating on the surface, It can be used for various printing methods such as lett -erpress, flexographic, gravure and screen printing. It has excellent hot stamping performance and effect. UV ink and water-based ink are applicable. Avoid printing to the edge of the label, espe-cially screen UV ink and UV varnish. The high shrinkage ink layer will cause the label to curl, resulting in separation from the release paper or warping on the object being attached.