Polypropylene provides a softer finish than other laminates which makes it the best choice for projects that will be prone to scratching.
Matt lamination vs matte varnish.
So it really comes down to what you re trying to achieve.
Both varnishes and laminations provide protection to your label.
Varnishes are applied just like an ink using one of the units on the press.
Matte lamination has a velvety texture that makes it pleasant to handle.
Similar to varnishes laminations are available in gloss matte and imprintable versions.
Varnishes typically cost less than laminates but they also don t hold up as long.
Matt massive and luxury feel.
Linered laminations are more expensive but have a higher quality look with better clarity particularly if applied to a film label substrate.
While scratches and scuffs are more readily absorbed by matte lamination this finish can be more susceptible to stains and spills.
The less reflective finish can lessen the intensity of cover color producing a more washed out or muted palette.
So no matter you choose glossy or matte lamination they all have the advantage of lamination just different in appearance and feel.
The liquid coating is available in gloss or matte finishes and usually matches the underlying paper i e matte varnish for matte paper and glossy varnish for glossy papers.
Varnishes are best used for indoor applications or where labels won t be exposed to a lot of moisture.
You are not limited to over laminates however.
We can add a varnish over inks to protect your label s printed information or to make a label thermal transfer printable.
Varnish coating are available in gloss satin or matt finishes with or without tints.
It is available in gloss satin and matte finishes.
The sheen and texture of lamination is much more pronounced than varnish and gloss lamination is very shiny while matte lamination is very smooth.
Polypropylene lamination is the most popular and least expensive laminate available today.
Matte lamination produces an elegant sophisticated finish.
Varnishes offer a relatively low degree of protection compared to other coatings and laminates but they are used widely thanks to their low cost flexibility and ease of application.
Difference between glossy lamination and matt lamination.
Gloss lamination forms a protective coating over the print which makes it suitable for items such as menus etc.
In fact the choice between matte vs.
It also provides a softer more natural look that makes it easier to read the printed piece.
Which is right for me.
If the bottle has a frosted finish then a matte laminate is probably your better choice.
Gloss transparent and fashion feel.
With a high class prestigious feel matt lamination offers you that special touch to products aiming for a more sophisticated finish.