What is Glass Cardboard?

• 2024-07-05

Glass cardboard, also known as cast coated paper and mirror coated paper, is a high quantitative (generally more than 150g/m) cast coated paper. The production process of glass cardboard is different from that of ordinary coated paper. The paper coated with paint first passes through a drying oven and passes through a large diameter chrome-plated dryer with a mirror-like surface in a semi-dry state. The coating replicates the surface of the cylinder during the drying process to form a smooth surface.

Introduction and Application of Thermal Labels

• 2024-07-05

Introduction and Application of Thermal Labels

Introduce the difference and application between hot melt adhesive and hydrosol

• 2024-06-28

Introduction to the adhesive of self-adhesive

Classification and application of art paper

• 2024-06-20

Introduction to the classification and application of art paper.

What is Watermark Paper?

• 2024-06-18

When it comes to anti-counterfeiting, the first thing that comes to mind may be a variety of anti-counterfeiting labels, but labels are not very suitable in some areas, such as paper products such as banknotes, vouchers and stamps. In fact, the most commonly used paper anti-counterfeiting is watermark paper, so what is watermark paper?

White cardboard-Packaging and printing paper

• 2024-06-14

Introduction to White Cardboard and Its Applications