Thermal Lamination Film for UV Ink Printing-Revolutionizing Adhesion and Aesthetics for UV Ink Printing

EKO, a leader in printing laminating solutions, proudly announces the launch of its Thermal Lamination Film for UV Ink Printing, an innovation designed to overcome long-standing adhesion challenges in UV ink printing. Engineered with proprietary technology, this film unlocks unprecedented durability and visual excellence for high-value printed materials.

•Solving the UV Ink Adhesion Dilemma
UV ink, renowned for their vibrant colors and rapid curing, often struggle with poor adhesion due to their low surface energy. Traditional pre-coated film fail to form reliable bonds with it, the film will be easily peeled off. The Thermal Lamination Film for UV Ink Printing addresses this critical issue through its proprietary coating, this formulation creates strong molecular bonds with UV ink, boosting adhesion strength.

•Elevating Print Performance
Beyond adhesion, EKO’s film transforms UV-printed products into premium assets:

Gloss Enhancement: 
Optional high-gloss finish adds depth to images, while matte variants reduce glare for luxury packaging.

Functional Versatility: 
Choose from anti-scratch or soft touch textures to meet diverse market demands.

•Technical Excellence, Sustainable Innovation
Wide Compatibility: 
Optimized for offset, digital, UV ink printing systems.

Efficient Processing: 
Low-temperature activation (80-85℃) cuts energy use by 25% vs. conventional film.

•Availability & Sampling
Available in 22mic and 30mic thicknesses, EKO’s thermal lamination film for UV ink printing is shipping globally. Welcome to request free samples.

•About EKO
Since 1999, the team of Guangdong EKO Film Manufacture Co., Ltd. has been committed to the research and development of printing laminating materials. It is one of the earliest enterprises engaged in the production of composite pre-coated film in China. The composite material products in EKO are rich in variety and are widely used in multiple fields such as post-press processing, construction, luxury packaging, flexible packaging, and electronics.