Nisshinbo printable synthetic paper using plant polylactic acid as raw material

From the degradable plastics from corn and other plants - polylactic acid as the main raw material, Nisshinbo listed a synthetic paper "Peach Coat LR series". Since both the substrate and the surface coating are polylactic acid, they were identified by the Decomposable Plastics Research Institute as "green plastic R commodities" based on the green plastic identification marking system. Estimates can be applied to pasting labels and cards.

The original polylactic acid film is difficult to absorb printing ink, so there are certain limitations in printing applications. In response to this problem, Nisshinbo applied the polylactic acid as the main component of the surface coating, greatly improving the printability. In terms of thickness, the single-sided coating products for labels, trademarks, and price lists are respectively 55, 105, and 205 μm, and the double-sided coating products for cards, business cards, and banners are 60, 110, and 210 μm, respectively.