PlatinumOPP™ 1.0 mil Matte Laminate

A COST-EFFECTIVE MATTE LAMINATE 

PlatinumOPP™ 1.0 mil Matte Laminate gives premium packaging a smooth matte finish that eliminates glare and provides protection from oil and dirt. In order to improve its receptiveness to post-lamination processes like overprinting and gluing, this laminate has been corona treated. It is perfect for bright retail settings, where it prevents reflections from overhead lights from blocking out design elements on packaging. Offer brands subdued matte folding cartons and rigid boxes that serve as a perfect canvas for designs that incorporate shining foil, embossing, and a range of other embellishments. Make flat matte pocket folders, professional business cards, and brochures. This laminate can also be used for many types of thermally laminated flexible packaging and is ideal for creating digital photo paper in-house. 

PlatinumOPP is part of the Nobelus® Essentials Collection.

SPECIFICATIONS 

BOPP | 1.0 mil | EVA Adhesive | Compatible with offset, flexographic, and HP® Indigo ink

Also available in a gloss finish: PlatinumOPP™ 1.0 mil Gloss Laminate 

For an unsupported film with no adhesive backing, see PlatinumOPP™ Matte Film.

KEY FEATURES 

• Glare-resistant matte surface
• Ultra-smooth texture
• Excellent clarity
• Resists oil and grease
• Non-migratory slip system for stable COF

WHAT APPLICATIONS ARE USED FOR PLATINUMOPP 1.0 MIL MATTE LAMINATE?

• Board Games
• Brochures
• Business Cards
• Folding Cartons
• Pocket Folders
• Point of Sale
• Portraits and Photo Prints
• Postcards and Direct Mail
• Rigid Boxes
• Sachets
• Signage
• Soft and Hardbound Book Covers
• Stand-Up Pouches
• Three-Sided Sealed Bags

IS PLATINUMOPP 1.0 MIL MATTE LAMINATE COMPATIBLE WITH POST-LAMINATE PROCESSES?

• Die Cutting
• Embossing
• Folding
• Gluing
• Printing - Offset, UV, and Screen

WHAT MARKETS USE PLATINUMOPP 1.0 MIL MATTE LAMINATE?

• Collateral
• Digital Photo Production
• Electronics
• Foods
• Health and Beauty
• Nutraceuticals
• Pet Products
• Print On Demand and Publications