Design Printed Silicone 1 Side Coated Paper

Printed Silicone 1 Side Coated Paper is a specialized paper product that features a silicone-coated side, making it ideal for applications requiring both printability and release properties. The silicone coating gives the paper its smooth, non-stick surface, which is essential in industries like packaging, food, medical, and electronics, where precise and clean release properties are necessary. The paper is one side coated with a silicone layer, while the other side remains untreated or lightly treated for printability. This makes it a versatile option for various printing techniques, such as flexographic or offset printing.

1. Material Type:

   • Base Paper: High-quality bleached kraft paper or similar substrates with strong structural integrity.
   • Silicone Coating: Food-grade silicone or standard silicone coatings depending on the application.

2. Coating:

   • Single-Side Coating: Silicone coating applied on one side only. The untreated side is suitable for printing.
   • Coating Thickness: Typically ranges from 5 to 10 microns, depending on the intended use.

3. Weight:

   • Paper Weight: Available in various weight ranges, commonly from 60 gsm (grams per square meter) to 150 gsm.
   • Thickness: Can vary depending on paper weight but typically falls in the range of 0.05 to 0.2 mm.

4. Surface Finish:

   • Silicone Side: Smooth and glossy, providing excellent release characteristics.
   • Printed Side: Suitable for printing, usually with a matte or satin finish, depending on the paper grade.

5. Release Properties:

   • Non-stick Surface: The silicone coating prevents adhesives, inks, and other substances from sticking to the paper.
   • Low Coefficient of Friction: Ensures that products do not adhere to the coated surface, even in high-speed processing applications.

6. Printability:

   • The untreated side is ideal for printing using flexographic, offset, or digital methods.
   • Ink Compatibility: Compatible with a range of inks, including UV and water-based inks.

7. Temperature Resistance:

   • High-Temperature Resistance: Suitable for applications that require heat resistance, such as in baking or food packaging.
   • Silicone coatings can typically withstand temperatures ranging from -40°C to +200°C.

8. Applications:

   • Packaging: Used for food packaging (such as baking sheets, wax paper alternatives), medical packaging, and product labels.
   • Release Liner: Common in adhesive applications where the coated side acts as a release liner, preventing adhesives from sticking.
   • Medical: Can be used in wound care products, surgical drapes, and other sterile applications.
   • Electronics: Protects sensitive components during assembly, as well as in the manufacturing of flexible electronics.

9. Environmental Resistance:

   • Moisture Resistance: Silicone coating provides moisture resistance, making it ideal for humid environments.
   • Chemical Resistance: Resistant to most acids, alkalis, and solvents.

10. Environmental Considerations: