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LS-M-15
LONSUN
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Product Description | |
Item | Frontal Tape for disposable diaper |
Materials | BOPP / Knitted (mesh) / Brushed (suede)/ Nonwoven |
Grammage | 20-75gsm |
Width | A. 170/180/190/210/220mm (baby diaper) or as requested |
B. 550-650mm (adult diaper) or as requested | |
Length | A. 500-1000mm or as requested |
B. 3000-6000mm (BOPP tape) or as requested | |
Diameter | 400-640mm or as requested |
Color | white, transparent or customized ≤13 colors |
Opp Frontal Tape:
The main material of OPP front waist patch is biaxially oriented polypropylene film, transparent, smooth,
color cartoon pattern printing, with high retention and appropriate peeling force. The surface is coated
with a layer of release silicone oil, which can be applied repeatedly.
According to the size of the peeling force, it can be divided into light peeling and heavy peeling. Baby
series products usually use light peeling (peel force 2.5-7.0N), while adult series products use heavy
peeling (peel force 5-12N). But in some areas with hot weather, the adult series also uses lightly stripped
ones.
According to the material of OPP film, it can also be divided into matte and glossy OPP front waist patches.
Matte is also known as matting film. Adding matting material to the BOPP material or creating a slightly
uneven surface layer of OPP through a matting roller makes silicone oil difficult to apply. When applying
silicone oil at high speeds, it cannot fully penetrate to the low point. If the pressure-sensitive adhesive
attached to the left and right of CPP is used improperly, it is easy to have the problem of glue transfer,
excessive peeling force, and inability to tear. Currently, matting films are only used for some adults with
moderate to heavy peeling front lumbar patches.
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