Laser Positive Films Inkjet Receptive Coating For PET

Characteristic:

This coating it is Polyacrylamide Emulsion, could be diluted with pure water in any proportion. Specially used for both side 

Laser Positive films. It has strong absorbed property, good adhesion and excellent color expressive force.

There are different types of matting agents available, including silica-based agents, wax-based agents, and polymer-based 

agents. Each type has its own properties and is used for specific applications.
Silica-based matting agents are commonly used in media film production. They consist of fine particles of silica that scatter 

light, reducing the gloss and creating a matte effect. Silica-based agents are known for their high transparency and can be 

easily dispersed in various film coatings.
Wax-based matting agents are another option for achieving a matte effect on media film. They are typically made from natural 

or synthetic waxes and are mixed with the film coating to create a matte finish. Wax-based agents are known for their excellent 

matting efficiency and can provide a soft, velvety appearance to the film.
Polymer-based matting agents are often used in combination with other matting agents to achieve specific visual effects. They 

are made from various polymers and are designed to provide a consistent and uniform matte appearance to the film.
Overall, the choice of Matting Agent for media film depends on the desired effect, the type of film coating, and the specific 

requirements of the production. It is important to select a matting agent that is compatible with the film and can provide the 

desired level of matte effect.

Technical Data:

Use Method

Applicable to various types of coating machine, such as Rotogravure, Air-Knife coater.

Drying Method

Bake above 100 degree hot air drying.

Coating Weight

One side 15 g/m2 (Dry based)

Application:

The base of this product generally it is opalescent PET and Transparent PET.

Package

125KGS/Drum

Anticorrosion Pigments, Inkjet Receptive Coating, Matting Agent