80g Coated Paper Industrial Rough Surfaces Label Material — AJ6000

Construction

The three functional layers of this item. Selecting on face stock alone is where most specification errors begin — the adhesive and liner decide how it behaves on your press.

Product features

• Hot melt adhesive system — good heat resistance for demanding environments
• Coated paper face — excellent print reproduction for fine graphics

FAQ

What substrates is AJ6000 (80g Coated Paper) built for, given it runs a Hot Melt adhesive, and what would you send as a sample?

80g Coated Paper is specified for the industrial rough surfaces field, which does not mean every substrate in it. Coated paper takes fine print and varnish well, and it takes up moisture at the cut edge. Not recommended for PVC surfaces; small diameters, irregular or squeezable bottles.

Does the 60g White Glassine liner on AJ6000 (80g Coated Paper, Hot Melt) change how it behaves when applied cold, and how do we verify it on the line?

The minimum application temperature is 10 °C and the service range after labelling is -15–65 °C. Below the minimum the adhesive cannot wet out, and edges lift within hours on a curved wall. Both figures are measured at 23±2 °C / 50±5 % RH, so confirm them with a trial roll on your line.

What do the 80g Coated Paper and Hot Melt combination report for tack and peel, and which document states it?

Initial tack is ≥17 N by the ball method and 90° peel is ≥9 N/25 mm after 20 min. Both are measured to FINAT FTM 9 and FTM 2 at 23±2 °C / 50±5 % RH. Peel grows with dwell, so compare the same hold time against your own pull test.

Is AJ6000 (80g Coated Paper) kept in stock, or is it produced to order with Hot Melt adhesive, and can a trial roll count towards it?

Minimum order quantity is 500 ㎡ and lead time is 15 days after artwork and roll-format approval. A trial roll for press approval can be arranged before the production run starts. Shipment is ex-works Guangzhou, and it can be consolidated with other codes on the same order.

How does AJ6000 (80g Coated Paper) compare with AR0011 on rough, dusty or low-energy parts, and can we get both as samples?

AJ6000 runs Hot Melt adhesive on 60g White Glassine Liner, while AR0011 runs Removable on 62g White Glassine Liner. The difference is the adhesive chemistry, which decides edge lift and high-speed behaviour more than the face does. Compare the two technical tables above, then test both on the same substrate.