A-LUXE MATT (ALM) not only offers a unique tactile experience but also adds depth to the appearance of prints, enhancing the luxurious feel of printed materials with its scratch resistance and fingerprint resistance.
This product is a matte thermal lamination film based on PP film. It is effective in preventing scratches and fingerprints on printed materials. 【Features】 ■ Unique rough texture ■ Combines scratch resistance and fingerprint resistance → It is possible to reduce scratches and fingerprints during processing, transportation, and in-store displays. ■ Can be laminated using standard PP processing equipment *We will provide samples processed into box shapes. If you would like one, please let us know through the inquiry form.
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**Benefits of Adoption** **For Brand Owners** - Can add a sense of luxury to the target products. - Increases eye-catching appeal during display in stores, making it possible to attract consumer attention through tactile interaction. - Allows for the removal of shrink packaging used for scratch and fingerprint prevention. - Promotes the reuse of paper bags and boxes by making them less prone to scratches. → Increases brand exposure. - Maintains brand image by preventing products from becoming scratched or showing fingerprints until they have fulfilled their purpose. **For Printing Processing Companies** - By preventing scratches that occur during lamination, box making, and binding, it reduces processing loss, mitigates the risk of complaints due to scratches, and lowers the level of attention manufacturing operators need to pay to scratches.
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■Publications ■Commercial printed materials ■Packaging
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Tōya Co., Ltd. is an agency specialized in handling glossy processing materials. We hold the top market share in Japan for the sale of thermal laminate films for PP processing, offering not only general products but also various special grades with high adhesive strength that contribute to cost reduction and differentiation of printed materials. For those who are already engaged in PP processing and facing quality issues such as "film peeling (delamination)" or "film appearance defects," we can propose solutions taking into account the relevant printing methods, inks, and machinery. Additionally, we believe we can be of great assistance to those seeking differentiation in publications, commercial printed materials, and cosmetic packaging through PP processing, as well as to those who are just starting PP processing. Please feel free to contact us.