Does the different texture direction of the coated paper affect the strength of the tag?

The influence of coated paper with different texture directions on the strength of the tag is a complex problem, which involves many aspects such as the physical characteristics of the paper, the printing process and the use of the final product. Here's a closer look at the problem:

First, the basic characteristics of coated paper

Coated paper, also known as coated paper, is one of the most commonly used high-grade paper in the printing industry. It is coated with a layer of white paint on the surface of the base paper and processed by super calendering. It has the advantages of bright color, strong color absorption ability and high color reduction degree. Coated paper has high surface smoothness and good gloss, so it is widely used in printing high-grade book covers and illustrations, color pictures, postcards, picture albums, commodity advertisements, samples and commodity packaging.

Second, the effect of texture direction on the performance of coated paper

1.Physical strength: The texture direction of the coated paper (longitudinal or transverse) will have an impact on its physical strength. In general, longitude-textured paper has higher tensile strength and resistance to bending in the longitudinal (that is, paper length direction), while transversely textured paper is relatively weak in these aspects. Therefore, when selecting the coated paper used for the tag, the texture direction may affect the overall strength of the tag.

2.Printing adaptability: The performance of coated paper with different texture directions will also be different in the printing process. Longitudinal textured paper may be more stable during feeding and printing, helping to reduce the occurrence of paper jams and printing failures. Transversely textured paper may perform slightly worse in these areas.

Third, the impact on the strength of the tag

1.Tensile strength: If the tag needs to withstand a certain tension (such as hanging from the product), then longitude-textured coated paper may be more suitable because it has a higher tensile strength in the longitudinal.

2.Resistance to bending: the tag may need to withstand certain bending deformation during use. Longitudinally textured coated paper may be able to better maintain the flatness and beauty of the tag due to its higher resistance to bending.

3.Printing effect: In addition to physical strength, the texture direction may also affect the printing effect of the tag. As mentioned earlier, longitudinally textured paper may be more stable during the printing process, contributing to better print quality.

Fourth,Conclusion

In summary, the coated paper with different texture directions does have an effect on the strength of the tag. When selecting the coated paper for the tag, it is necessary to consider the selection of the texture direction according to the specific needs of the tag (such as tensile strength, bending resistance, printing effect, etc.). In general, longitudinally textured coated paper may be more suitable for tag production in most cases. However, the specific choice needs to be judged and adjusted according to the actual situation.