Beverage and dairy bottles are fast-running, wet and often chilled — adhesion and clean release are both critical.
8 constructions available for this field. Face materials used:
Open any product code for the full specification and the verified case where available.
F47871
50μm Clear BOPP Film · Standard
80g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
F82830
75μm Synthetic Paper · Removable
30μm Clear PET Liner · No Back Printing
FBCT50
70μm Bright White BOPP Film · Low-odor / Residue-free
30μm Clear PET Liner · No Back Printing
FL6811
50μm Bright Silver BOPP Film (inner metallised) · Low-odor / Residue-free
62g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
FP1821
60μm Bright Silver BOPP Film (surface metallised) · Low-odor / Residue-free
62g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
FP7501
70μm Bright Silver BOPP Film (surface metallised) · Low-odor / Residue-free
62g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
FP7531
70μm Bright Silver BOPP Film (surface metallised) · Hot Melt
62g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
FP7500
70μm Bright Silver BOPP Film (surface metallised) · Low-odor / Residue-free
62g White Glassine Liner · No Back Printing
For beverage & dairy bottles the three variables that most often cause a complaint are substrate surface energy (whether the adhesive can wet out), temperature and moisture at application and in service, and line speed (whether the liner releases cleanly at your press speed). Selecting on face stock alone is where most specification errors start.
Include the substrate, the fill or storage temperature and your line speed.