An adhesive primer coating serves as a foundational layer that enhances the bonding strength between substrates and adhesives. The coating plays a crucial role in label industries where strong and durable adhesion is essential for product performance, reliability, and longevity. The adhesive barrier coatings are available in two grades: Lora (barrier) and Calor (high barrier).
Lora is a water-based coating that helps adhesives stick better to different surfaces. It’s a ready-to-use solution and works really well with BOPP films. This coating improves the bond between label adhesives and it resists mineral oils at room temperature. Lora is great for uses like flexible packaging, car assembly, electronics, and medical devices. It’s especially recommended for acrylic adhesive labels.
Calor is a water-based coating that helps adhesives stick to different surfaces. It combines adhesive properties with protective features to shield labels from environmental factors while ensuring strong adhesion. Calor coating works well to prevent curling and resists mineral oils at high temperatures. It’s especially recommended for hot melt adhesive labels.
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