BOPP print & laminate BOPP覆膜
BOPP film is printed on its inner face, then laminated to the fabric so the ink is sealed inside.
Back end 后道 Required by 51 of the 247 products we catalogue.
What actually happens
Reverse printing puts the ink between the film and the fabric. The finished bag can be scuffed, dragged and stacked without the graphics wearing off — and a print defect is caught on a film roll we can reject before it is ever bonded to a bag.
What to specify
Supply artwork with the colour count fixed. Colour count drives tooling cost more than quantity does.
How it goes wrong, and what catches it
The failure mode. A print defect discovered after lamination is a scrapped bag, not a scrapped film roll.
The control. Film inspected as a roll before lamination — the reason this construction is inherently lower-risk than printing a finished bag.
We publish which of our plants runs this process — see the capability matrix. We do not publish which plant runs a given order.