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The term "Release to Release Full Gum Transfer" generally refers to a process in which adhesive, often used in packaging or labeling, is transferred from one surface (the release paper) to another surface (such as the product or packaging material). This is typically relevant in contexts where pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSAs) are used, and the adhesive is transferred in a controlled manner to maintain efficiency and prevent waste.

1. Release Paper:

   • Release paper is a type of backing paper used to protect the adhesive surface until the product is ready to be used.
   • It has a coating (often silicone) that allows the adhesive to "release" easily when peeled away.

2. Full Gum Transfer:

   • This refers to the complete transfer of the adhesive (often called "gum" in packaging and adhesive industries) from the release paper to the target surface (such as a label or packaging material).
   • In full gum transfer, all the adhesive is intended to move from one surface to another without any residue or partial transfer left behind on the original surface.

3. Release to Release:

   • This term refers to the process where both surfaces (the release paper and the material receiving the adhesive) have release coatings.
   • The first release refers to the removal of the backing paper (release paper), while the second release occurs when the adhesive is transferred to the next material (for example, the label or packaging).
   • The full gum transfer ensures that all of the adhesive is applied evenly to the new surface, ensuring maximum adhesion without waste or uneven bonding.

• Step 1: The release paper, coated with adhesive, is applied to the desired material or product.
• Step 2: The release paper is removed, leaving the adhesive exposed.
• Step 3: When the adhesive comes into contact with the new surface (such as a label, product, or packaging), the full gum transfer process occurs. The adhesive fully adheres to the target surface.
• Step 4: The process ensures a clean and complete transfer of the adhesive with minimal residue or wastage.

Colour: White printed
Size: customized
Features: Release paper
Material: Silicon paper
Country of origin: Made in India
Minimum order quantity: 200 kg
GSM : 40 TO 60 CODE: S1 SILICON COATED RELEASE PAPER IMPARTS CERTAIN QUALITIES TO THE PAPER INCLUDING WEIGHT RELEASE ,SURFACE GLOSS ,SMOOTHNESS AND REDUCED ABSORBENCY. WE CAN PROVIDE SILICON COATED RELEASE LINER
PAPER IN CUSTOM SIZE SUCH ROLL AND SHEET FORM .THE STANDARD SIZE FOR SILICONE COATED RELEASE LINER PSPER IS 20 ×30 INCH IN SHEET FORM AND 20 INCH WIDTH IN ROLL FORM .OUR MINIMUM ORDER QUANTITY FOR SILICON COATED RELEASE LINER PAPER IS 200 KG .SILICON COATED RELEASE LINER PAPER WE HAVE START FROM 40 TO 120 GSM

SILICON COATED RELEASE PAPER IMPARTS CERTAIN QUALITIES TO THE PAPER INCLUDING WEIGHT RELEASE, SURFACE GLOSS, SMOOTHNESS AND REDUCED ABSORBENCY THE SILICON COATED RELEASE PAPER CAN THEN BE USED IN FOOD PACKAGING, RELEASE PAPER AND IN MAGAZINES. HOWEVER THE COATING FORMULATION NEEDS CAREFUL CONSIDERATION FOR THE CHEMICAL ADDITIVES AND DISPERSANTS BEING USED. THE COATING CAN BE CARRIED OUT BY ADJUSTING THE THICKNESS OF COATING, SPEED OF COATING AND THE AIRING TEMPERATURE.  SILICON COATED RELEASE PAPER COMPROMISES TWO COMPONENT AND THREE COMPONENT SYSTEMS FOR PRESSURE SENSITIVE TAPES AND LABELS .SILICON COATED RELEASE PAPER IS A RANGE OF SILICONS DESIGNED TO BE  APPLIED ON ONE OR BOTH SIDES OF A PAPER OR FILM SUBSTRATE .ALSO KNOWN AS SILICON COATED RELEASE LINER THEY ARE USED TO PROTECT STICKY SURFACES AND EASE THEIR HANDLING .BEYOND PROTECTION OF SELF ADHESIVE OR STICKY MATERIAL THEY ARE ALSO FANTASTIC PROCESS AIDS AND ARE USED CASTING AND COMPOSITE PRODUCTION PROCESSES AND OFFER NONSTICK HYGIENE SOLUTIONS FOR COOKING AND BAKING .WE CAN PROVIDE SILICON COATED RELEASE LINER PAPER IN CUSTOM SIZE SUCH ROLL AND SHEET FORM .THE STANDARD SIZE FOR SILICON COATED RELEASE PAPER IS 20×30 INCH IN SHEET FORM AND 20 INCH WIDTH IN ROLL FORM .OUR MINIMUM QUANTITY IS 200 KG .WE HAVE PAPERS STARTING FROM 40 TO 120 GSM

Silicon coated release paper imparts certain qualities to the paper including weight release,surface gloss ,smoothness and reduced absorbency
The silicon coated release paper can be used in food packaging .However the coating formulation needs careful consideration for the chemical additives and dispersants being used
Silicon coated release liner paper has three different type of coating : Tin coating ,Platinum coating and Glassline or Silicone coating
We can provide silickn coated release liner paper in 20 ×30 inch in sheet form and 20 inch width in roll form
Our minimum quantity for silickne coated release liner paper is 200 kg
Silickne coated release liner paper we have starting from 40 to 120 gsm

Country of origin: Made in India
Feature : Biodegradable
Material: Release paper
Usage: Sanitary napkin back layer
Coating side : one side
Adhesice side: With glue  Release paper
Size : 180mm
SILICONE COATED RELEASE LINER PAPER  ARE USED AS SANITARY NAPKIN RAW MATERIAL
P E COATED RELEASE PAPER ,MADE UP OF SILICON PAPER IS USED AS BOTTOM PAPER IN SANITARY NAPKINS
THE MAIN FUNCTION OF P. E RELEASE PAPER IS TO TRANSFER THE GUM TO THE SANITARY PAD

1. Release Paper (HMPA):

   • Release paper is a crucial component in the production of sanitary napkins. It's the backing paper that prevents the adhesive from sticking to surfaces before the product is applied. "HMPA" likely refers to a specific material or formulation of release paper used in sanitary napkins, though it is not a standard abbreviation. It might stand for a chemical or polymer compound that ensures the paper doesn't bond to adhesives during the production process.

2. Nonwoven:

   • Nonwoven refers to a fabric-like material made from fibers that are bonded together through mechanical, thermal, or chemical processes, rather than being woven or knitted. Nonwoven fabrics are commonly used in sanitary napkins for the top layer (which comes in contact with the skin) and other parts of the pad for absorbency and comfort.

3. 180mm Hydrophobic:

   • This refers to the size and water-repellent nature of the material. "180mm" is the width of the nonwoven fabric, which is typically designed for the central portion of the sanitary napkin.
   • "Hydrophobic" means that the material resists absorbing water, which is useful in sanitary napkins to prevent the pad from becoming soaked through and to keep the skin dry.

So, a "Sanitary Napkin Release Paper HMPA + Nonwoven 180mm Hydrophobic" product likely consists of:

• A release paper with a particular formulation (HMPA),
• A nonwoven fabric that is 180mm wide, and
• A hydrophobic surface to enhance moisture management.

Feature: Biodegradable
Material: paper
Usage : Sanitary napkin
Colour: plain white
Psckaging type : roll form
Pattern : plain
Code : S3

1. Odor Control: They can help neutralize odors by balancing the pH levels.
2. Antibacterial Properties: The negative ions are believed to reduce bacteria growth, potentially minimizing infections.
3. Comfort and Freshness: Some users claim that the anion chips help to promote a sense of comfort and reduce irritation.

The raw materials used in sanitary napkins with anion chips are often composed of:

• Super Absorbent Polymer (SAP): A key material for absorbing liquids.
• Nonwoven Fabric: This serves as the surface layer in contact with the skin.
• Anion Chips: These are added for the specific benefits mentioned above.
• Cotton or Other Natural Fibers: These may be used in some products for softness.

Hydrophobic Nonwoven  fabric  are used in sanitary napkins for various reasons including
Skinnfriendliness- Hydrophobic non woven fabrics ca improve skin friendliness and dryness
Reduced irritation - preforated hydrophobic non woven fabrics cdn reduce skin irritation
The nonwoven fabric absorbing layer formed  on one surafce of the hydrophobic perforated nonwoven fabric improves the absorbency of the non woven fabric as lining of dispoable diaper or sanitary napkin .

Type - ultra thin
Colour- white
Pattern - plain
Minimum order quantity - 200 kg
Sap sheets stand for super absorbent polymer sheet
This sheet is the main component of sanitary napkins
This comes with a various kind of absorbencies and contain a chemical component sodium polyacrylate
Sap sheet absorbs water converts it into gel form in sanitary napkin
Sap sheets Improve the absorbency of Sanitary Napkins which can help prevent leaks and discomfort
They also help control odor by trapping Menstrual fluids and preventing bacterial growth
Thevthin and flexible nature of sap sheets ensures a comfortable fit ,minimizing irritation and chafing

Material : Air laid
Colour : white
Usage: sanitary pad raw material
Feature: Highly absorbant
Compared with normal wet - laid paper and tissue, air laid paper is very bulky ,prous and soft .It has good water abdorption properties .SIZE AVAILABLE IS 8×8 INCH AND 12×12 INCH
AIR LAID NAPKINS ARE A TYPE OF HIGH QUALITY DISPOSABLE NAPKIN THAT ARE KNOWN FOR THEIR SOFTNESS ,ABSORBENCY AND CLOTH LIKE TEXTURE.

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: MADE IN INDIA
FEATURE: BIODEGRADABLE
MATRIAL: DRYNET
USAGE: SANITARY NAPKIN
COLOUR: WHITE
PACKAGING TYPE: ROLL FORM
ADHESIVE SIDE: NO
PATTERN: SMALL HOLES
SIZE: 180 MM
THICKNESS : 20
CODE: S6
DRY NET IS A BRAND OF SANITARY NAPKINS THAT FEATURE DRY NET TECHNOLOGY, WHICH IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE A DRY FEEL AND QUICK ABSORBTION. DRY NET IS A RAW MATERIAL USED TO MAKE SANITARY PADS

BACK SHEET 20 GSM WHITE
COLOUR WHITE IN 175 MM
1 ROLL IN ONE PACKET  IN ROLL FORM PLAIN PE
P.E POLYETHENE 500 R mtr 16.900 KG / ROLL
USED IN SANITARY NAPKIN TO MAKE POUCH ( COVER)
PER ROLL 55 KG 5000 R MTR 180×5000= 820 PCS PER KG

1. Release Paper (HMPA):

   • Release paper is a crucial component in the production of sanitary napkins. It's the backing paper that prevents the adhesive from sticking to surfaces before the product is applied. "HMPA" likely refers to a specific material or formulation of release paper used in sanitary napkins, though it is not a standard abbreviation. It might stand for a chemical or polymer compound that ensures the paper doesn't bond to adhesives during the production process.

2. Nonwoven:

   • Nonwoven refers to a fabric-like material made from fibers that are bonded together through mechanical, thermal, or chemical processes, rather than being woven or knitted. Nonwoven fabrics are commonly used in sanitary napkins for the top layer (which comes in contact with the skin) and other parts of the pad for absorbency and comfort.

3. 180mm Hydrophobic:

   • This refers to the size and water-repellent nature of the material. "180mm" is the width of the nonwoven fabric, which is typically designed for the central portion of the sanitary napkin.
   • "Hydrophobic" means that the material resists absorbing water, which is useful in sanitary napkins to prevent the pad from becoming soaked through and to keep the skin dry.

So, a "Sanitary Napkin Release Paper HMPA + Nonwoven 180mm Hydrophobic" product likely consists of:

• A release paper with a particular formulation (HMPA),
• A nonwoven fabric that is 180mm wide, and
• A hydrophobic surface to enhance moisture ma

Easy Paper Tape 40 GSM is a type of adhesive paper tape commonly used in various applications such as packaging, labeling, and sometimes in the hygiene product manufacturing industry. Here's a breakdown of the typical specifications and characteristics of Easy Paper Tape 40 GSM:

• Material: Typically made from kraft paper or other paper-based materials. The paper is commonly uncoated or lightly coated for better adhesive properties.
• Weight: 40 GSM (Grams per Square Meter), which denotes the density or weight of the paper. This weight indicates that the paper is relatively light but sturdy enough for basic adhesive tape functions.
• Thickness: Around 0.1 - 0.2 mm, depending on the paper type and the manufacturer.
• Color: Usually brown or white, although other custom colors may be available based on the application.

• Type: The tape typically uses pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA), which means the adhesive bonds when pressure is applied (without the need for heat or water).
• Adhesive Material: Can be based on rubber, acrylic, or water-based adhesives. Rubber-based adhesives offer strong adhesion but are less durable over time, while acrylic adhesives offer more durability and are often resistant to UV degradation.
• Adhesion Strength: Sufficient for lightweight to medium-duty applications. It's ideal for securing boxes, bundling, and general purposes.
• Adhesion to Substrate: Designed to stick well to paper, cardboard, plastic, and other typical packaging materials.

• Width: The width can vary, but typical widths range from 12mm to 100mm depending on the intended use. Wider tapes are used for packaging, while narrower ones are used for labeling and sealing.
• Length: The length of the tape roll can vary depending on the application but usually ranges from 20 meters to 200 meters per roll.

• Tensile Strength: Sufficient tensile strength to resist tearing under normal handling. Typically, paper tapes like this are designed to withstand moderate tension without breaking.
• Tearability: The tape is generally easy to tear by hand, providing convenience in various environments.
• Temperature Resistance: Moderate resistance to temperature fluctuations, making it suitable for most indoor and outdoor environments but may not be ideal for extreme temperatures.
• Moisture Resistance: Low moisture resistance, meaning the tape can weaken if exposed to high levels of moisture.

• Eco-Friendly: Easy Paper Tape with a 40 GSM weight is generally more environmentally friendly than plastic tapes because it's made from paper. It's often biodegradable, and depending on the adhesive used, it could also be recyclable.
• Disposal: Because it's made from paper, it can be disposed of in an eco-friendly manner (in most cases, recyclable if adhesive properties allow).