New Liner/Top Surface for Digital Die Cutting Stock listed below. (LX610)
Notice: Our old manufacturer, Avery, no longer makes the previous liner/backing paper or high gloss paper label stock, so unfortunately, we were forced to change to a new material. We tried our best to offer a similar material, but some differences exist. It is important to note that the new material is not defective or wrong. It is just different. Please reference the guide below.
SKU 057211 Premium Gloss (New Liner and Top Surface)
- The new material has the same part number SKU 057211
- The new material is whiter. Side by side, the old stock almost looks gray.
- The new material is less glossy.
- The new material adhesive is MORE sticky
- The new material produces colors more faithful to the original graphic.
- Water resistance is the same.
- Has a distinctive liner with a crosshatch diamond pattern visible on the liner when the label is removed. See below.
- The liner is thicker than the previous material. It may require significantly less cut pressure to cut through the top sheet.
- Any of the new LX610 stock with this new liner will have less material on each roll. Instead of 150 feet, the new rolls will have 125 feet. This is due to the increased thickness of the liner. As a result this material has a reduced price.
Crosshatch Diamond Pattern Liner/Backing Paper
SKU 057212 Gloss BOPP (New Liner Only - Top Surface is the same)
- Has a distinctive liner with a crosshatch diamond pattern visible on the liner when the label is removed. See below.
- The liner is thicker than the previous material. It may require significantly less cut pressure to cut through the top sheet.
- Any of the new LX610 stock with this new liner will have less material on each roll. Instead of 150 feet, the new rolls will have 125 feet. This is due to the increased thickness of the liner. As a result this material has a reduced price.
SKU 057216 Matte BOPP (New Liner Only - Top Surface is the same)
- Has a distinctive liner with a crosshatch diamond pattern visible on the liner when the label is removed. See below.
- The liner is thicker than the previous material. It may require significantly less cut pressure to cut through the top sheet.
- Any of the new LX610 stock with this new liner will have less material on each roll. Instead of 150 feet, the new rolls will have 125 feet. This is due to the increased thickness of the liner. As a result this material has a reduced price.
- Has a distinctive liner with a crosshatch diamond pattern visible on the liner when the label is removed. See below.
- The liner is thicker than the previous material. It may require significantly less cut pressure to cut through the top sheet.
- Any of the new LX610 stock with this new liner will have less material on each roll. Instead of 150 feet, the new rolls will have 125 feet. This is due to the increased thickness of the liner. As a result this material has a reduced price.
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