Polyester Label Technical Data Sheets

Polyester film with no adhesive or release liner, with a neutral coating on both sides. Designed for those who need to print the material directly —laser or thermal transfer— and convert it afterwards. High dimensional stability.

When the label has to survive +200 °C and polypropylene isn't enough, this white PET is the alternative. High-temperature UV-acrylic adhesive, 92 % opacity and 25 % recycled content.

White heat-stabilised polyester for parts that are labelled before painting: powder coating, cataphoresis and curing oven. The film is heat-stabilised to minimise shrinkage, and the acrylic adhesive is super-permanent.

50 µm white gloss polyester with the UV1P hot melt adhesive of Ref. 875: high initial tack, high final adhesion and high solar resistance. For surfaces where a standard label lifts.

Matt silver PET, 81 µm, with permanent 350E acrylic adhesive —withstands contact with brake fluid without lifting or losing legibility—. UL certified. The right material when labelling automotive components that will go through the workshop or the brake circuit.

When the board, module or component cannot lose its reference: glossy platinum PET certified to UL MH18072, resistant to oils and grease. A common reference for identifying industrial electronics components.

Matt silver metallised PET, 44 µm, with permanent S697 adhesive and FSC-certified release liner. Premium metallic finish, resistant from −40 to +90 °C, for cosmetics, electronics and premium packaging.