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Semi-gloss Paper Jumbo Roll - Balanced gloss,  ideal for commercial printing

Coated paper is a premium printing paper made by applying a white coating to the base paper surface and then calendering it.

This paper boasts a smooth surface, excellent gloss and color reproduction, and produces exquisite prints, making it the preferred material for high-quality printed products.

Common Lengths

💡 Professional Advice:
If you are unsure which material combination or size is most suitable, please contact us and we will provide free sample testing.

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Unit

Standard Value/Requirement

Basis Weight
g/m²
80±3
Caliper
m²
70±4
Brightness
%
92±2
Gloss
%
70±5
Smoothness (PPS)
m
1.2±0.3
Opacity
%
> 88
Moisture Content
%
6.0±1.0
Tensile Strength (MD)
kN/m
≥ 4.8
Tensile Strength (CD)
kN/m
≥ 2.5
Surface Strength
Grade
≥ 14
Core ID
Inches
3" (76mm)
Roll End Face Flatness
mm
≤ 10
Compatible Printing Processes
-
Flexographic, Letterpress, Offset Printing
Thermal Transfer (TTR)
-
Wax-based, Hybrid-based
Compliance Certifications
-
BPA Free / FSC
Storage Validity
Years
3

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Paper Characteristics

  • High Whiteness and Smoothness

    Extreme whiteness for more vibrant printed colors

  • Rapid Ink Absorption

    Supports UV/flexographic/carbon ribbon printing; ink dries instantly.

  • Scratch-Resistant Coating

    Surface hardening treatment for resistance to transport abrasion.

  • Nano-Coating

    No pinholes on the surface, preventing white gaps in large-area printing.

  • Low Dust

    Extremely cleanliness extends equipment life.

  • Strong Tensile Strength

    Industrial-grade fiber strength, suitable for high-speed slitting.

  • Clean Die-Cutting

    Moderate coating brittleness prevents waste from sticking together.

  • Stable and Warp-Free

    Strictly controlled paper moisture content ensures excellent flatness.

  • Strong Compatibility

    Compatible with 99% of hot melt adhesives and water-based adhesives on the market.

  • Long Shelf Life

    Up to 3 years under standard conditions.

Customized Support

Adapting to Multiple Printing Needs

Likexin’s superior performance in semi-gloss paper stems from its precise surface coating process.

We offer a variety of coating options to suit your end-use applications.

• Standard Coating

• Thermal Transfer Optimized Coating

• High Ink Absorption Coating

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Width Recommendation

Slightly smaller than the slitting machine's upper limit.

Joint Standard

International standard ≤ 2 joints/roll, marked with a red stripe.

Logistics Protection

Thickened kraft paper + stretch film sealing.

Technical Support

A batch physical performance test report is included with the shipment.
Still unsure which material is best for your business?
Our technical consultants offer one-on-one consultations and can conduct testing to meet your specific needs.

FAQ

1035mm is the “golden width” for slitting 10 rolls of 100mm labels.

The extra 35mm is to allow for trimming losses by the slitting machine and edge protection during logistics.

This ensures that every roll you slit is the correct width and perfectly cut.

Yes.
Likexin’s semi-gloss paper undergoes surface densification treatment.

For standard barcodes, wax-based ribbons are sufficient for good results.

For higher scratch resistance, we recommend using a hybrid ribbon for clear printing and sharp edges.

80g is the most common standard in international trade, balancing cost and thickness.

If you require a longer roll to reduce roll changes, choose 78g.

If you are producing high-end cosmetic labels or need a more sturdy feel, we recommend 90g.

We strictly adhere to international standards, with ≤ 2 splices per roll.

Each splice is clearly marked with a red bar.

Your slitter’s sensors or manual inspection can easily identify them, preventing defective products from being mixed into the finished rolls.

Troubleshooting Guide

Possible causes: Excessive printing pressure, high ink viscosity, or decreased surface strength of the paper due to moisture.

Solutions:
1. Reduce ink viscosity or printing speed appropriately.

2. Check if the roll has been stored in a humid environment for too long.

3. Likexin’s commitment: Our paper surface strength reaches level 14 or higher.

Possible Cause: Inconsistent slitting and winding tension.

Solutions:
1. Check the stability of the slitting machine’s magnetic powder brake or tension control system.

2. Technical Tip: Before loading, it is recommended to cut off 10-20 meters of the outer layer from the surface of the large roll to compensate for environmental fluctuations during logistics.

Possible Causes: Die-cutting depth is too deep, damaging the backing paper, or the paper’s tensile strength is insufficient.

Solutions:
1. Readjust the die-cutting blade pressure to ensure it only cuts through the face stock and adhesive layer.

2. Check tensile strength: If the paper is extremely brittle, it may be due to an overly dry storage environment (humidity <30%) causing fiber dehydration.

Possible Causes: Ribbon and paper coating mismatch, or improper printhead temperature settings.

Solutions:
1. Reduce printing speed or increase printhead temperature.

2. Try replacing with a wax-rein ribbon.

3. Check the paper surface for static dust; it is recommended to install an anti-static device at the unwinding point.