PVC Release Paper

PVC release paper is a highly functional, lightweight and durable product that is a great choice for many different applications. It can be used in a variety of ways, from wrapping tacky or wet artwork to mounting waxed or adhesive coated art work.

Typically paper-based (although they can be made of polyester or polypropylene), release liners are usually applied during the manufacturing process of print media, including films made from PVC, polyester, and synthetic paper. Coated on one or both sides with a release agent, these liners are designed to prevent the sticky surface of the substrate from adhering prematurely or to the wrong surface.

Air release liners are also very handy, and they have tiny channels that enable air to pass through without getting trapped between the material and the surface. This allows for a more forgiving installation of graphics materials, especially vehicle wraps, as the air is free to flow rather than get trapped and create bubbles.

Aside from the air release liners, we offer several other high-quality paper and film products that are designed to perform well in their respective application areas. Those include coated Kraft papers, MFK and BO-PET films.

Embossed paper is another very useful product that we provide in a variety of applications. This special paper can be shaped into an array of unique shapes, including circles, squares, rectangles and triangles.

We also offer a plethora of specialty papers and film sheets that have been enhanced with features such as heat resistance, water resistance or abrasion resistance. This helps them stand out in the market as the best product for their specific application area.

For example, we carry a range of high-performance coating papers, which are designed to protect the adhesive surface from damage and to give the coating a high gloss finish. These are ideal for coating a variety of different materials, including polyurethane.

We also offer cast papers, a high-quality, high-tech paper that is designed to impart patterns and gloss to the surface of synthetic leathers. These are designed to withstand heat and moisture, making them a good choice for the manufacture of shoes and bags.