Product Introduction
SCK Release Paper
SCK (Super Calendered Kraft) release paper is a specialized type of release liner made from kraft paper that has undergone a super calendering process to achieve a smooth and dense surface. This process enhances the paper's strength and provides excellent release properties, making SCK release paper ideal for use in a variety of adhesive products.
Product Features
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Product Name |
SCK Release Paper |
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Specification |
35,40gsm |
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Size |
Roll |
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Color |
White |
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Transparency |
Opaque |
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Release Agent |
Silicone Coated |
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Base Paper Type |
Wood Pulp |
Super Calendered Surface
The paperis super calendered to create a smooth, dense surface that improves itsrelease characteristics, making it suitable for handlingpressure-sensitive adhesives.
High Strength
SCK release paper isknown for its durability and strength, allowing it to withstand thestresses of processing and application without tearing or stretching.
Good Dimensional Stability
Thesuper calendering process also enhances the dimensional stability of thepaper, ensuring that it maintains its shape and structure during use.
Cost-Effective
SCK release paperoffers a cost-effective solution for applications that require reliable releaseperformance, without the higher costs associated with coated releasepapers.
Versatile
It is suitable for a wide range of applications, including labels, tapes, and industrial uses, where consistent release performance is essential.
Application Area
Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives: SCKrelease paper is commonly used as a liner for pressure-sensitive adhesiveproducts, such as labels, tapes, and decals.
Industrial Applications: Due to itsstrength and stability, SCK release paper is used in various industrialapplications where durability is required.
Medical Applications: It is alsoutilized in medical products that require a reliable release liner toprotect adhesive surfaces.
Graphic Arts: The smooth and consistent surface of SCK release paper makes it suitable for use in the graphic arts industry, particularly in die-cutting applications.