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Product Selection Guide

Label Stocks, Laminating Adhesives and
Printable Tapes
Effective: October 1, 1995
3M Identification and Converter Systems Division

Who We Are
The 3M Identification and Converter Systems Division manufactures and markets a broad
range of high-performance, pressure-sensitive, components and systems for marking,
promoting and decorating consumable and durable goods. Primary product lines are:
laminating adhesives and spacers used for membrane switches and nameplate attachment;
label stocks and printable tapes.
These products are sold to converters – value-added resellers – who print, die-cut,
laminate and perform other processes which modify and add value to our products. These
value-added products are then resold for an ultimate use.
Our goal is to provide our converter and end user customers with the highest performing
and most cost effective systems for marking and fabricating consumer and durable goods
through innovation, technical and marketing excellence, product consistency and
dedication to customer service.
Illustrations of Primary Product Lines
LINER
ADHESIVE
ADHESIVE
LINER
LINER
Roll Unsupported (free-film) Sheet Unsupported (free-film)

Laminating Adhesive Laminating Adhesive
LINER
ADHESIVE
CARRIER ADHESIVE
ADHESIVE CARRIER
ADHESIVE
LINER
LINER
Roll Supported (double-coated) Sheet Supported/Spacer (double-coated)

Laminating Adhesive Laminating Adhesive
FACESTOCK
ADHESIVE FACESTOCK
ADHESIVE
LINER
Label Stock Printable Tape

Table of Contents
Item Page
How to Use This Guide / Glossary of Abbreviations 3
Index by Product Number 4-5
Fundamentals of Adhesion / Surface Energy Chart 6
Adhesive Classifications 7-8
Adhesive Selection Chart Based on Surface Energy 9
Adhesive Properties Chart 10 - 12
Facestock Properties Chart 13 - 14
Facestock Chart Based on Printing Process 15 - 21
Liner Properties Chart 22
Liner Print Chart 23
Design Express Component Listing 24 - 25
Paper Roll Label Stocks 26
Press Printable Film Label Stocks 31
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Table of Contents
Item Page
Impact/Dot Matrix Printable Film Label Stocks 41
Thermal Transfer Film Label Stocks 45
Laser Imageable Film Label Stocks 50
Laser Markable Film Label Stocks 52
Tamper-indicating Film Label Stock 54
Aluminum Foil Label Stocks 57
Overlaminating Films 59
Label Component Films, Adhesives and Release Liners 63
Laminating Adhesives for Graphic Attachment 68
Laminating Adhesives for Membrane Switch Assembly 76
Laminating Adhesives for Non-graphic (Foam) Attachment 81
Release Liners 84
Printable Tapes 86
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How to Use This Guide
Glossary of Abbreviations
This Selection Guide provides information on nearly 400 products Abbreviations Used in This Guide
manufactured and marketed by the 3M Identification and AIAG Automotive Industry Action Group
Converter Systems Division (ICSD). The products are grouped ANSI American National Standards Institute
by label stocks, laminating adhesives and printable tapes.
AP All-purpose
To select the correct label stock, laminating adhesive or AT All-temperature
printable tape, you need to first select the appropriate adhesive. B Back printable liner
Selecting the proper adhesive for any application must include
BW Bright White
consideration of: environmental conditions, substrate to which
the label or nameplate will be applied, label or nameplate CSA Canadian Standards Association
performance and appearance requirements. DK Densified Kraft
E Extended outdoor life
To start building your product, the 3M Identification and
Converter Systems Division recommends you first determine FDA Federal Drug Administration
which adhesive best meets your need. FL Polyester film-linered
FP 55 lb densified kraft linered
As a first step, consult the Adhesive Chart on page 9 along with
the Adhesive Descriptions on pages 7-8. These charts highlight HDPE High-density polyethylene
the performance features and characteristics of our adhesives. HL Heavy-linered
HP Specialty permanent
More detailed information about our adhesives’ temperature,
environmental and other performance characteristics are included HSE High-surface energy
in the charts on pages 10-12. LDPE Low-density polyethylene
LSE Low surface energy
If you are looking for a label stock material, you can then choose
the appropriate facestock suitable for your application by looking MIL Military specification
at the Facestock Properties chart on pages 13-14. This chart mil One-thousandth (.001) of an inch
shows environmental performance and processing properties of MP Modified performance
our various facestock materials. MR Moisture Resistant
Once you have chosen the appropriate facestock material you can MS Moisture Stable
further qualify the product to use based on the printing method NTC Non top-coated
needed for the application. We have included a Facestock Chart OTC Over the counter
on pages 15-21 showing our products grouped by printing
P Printed liner
process, i.e., Press Printable, Impact or Dot Matrix, Thermal
Transfer, Laser Printable and Laser Markable. We have also PB Piggy-back
separated our Tamper-indicating, Aluminum Foil and Sheet Label PET Polyester
Stocks, and Overlaminating films. PL Polyolefin liner
We also have mix and match capabilities which can combine a PLH Polyolefin liner, heavy coat adhesive
variety of adhesives, facestocks and liners to meet various PP Polypropylene
application requirements. These components are shown on R Red Adhesive
page 24, with an accompanying worksheet on page 25. RM Removable
With this information you can reference a specific section of the S Silver adhesive
guide for paper or film label stocks, laminating adhesives for SCK Super calendered kraft
graphic or non-graphic attachment, membrane switch TAPPI Technical Associaciation of Pulp and Paper Industry
components, or printable tapes to obtain performance TL Thin liner
characteristic information on a specific product.
TX Textile
In those instances when an application requires the use of a U Ultraviolet fluorescing adhesive
specific liner, we’ve included a convenient cross reference chart UC Ultra clear
on page 22. We also have included a chart on page 23, which
UL Underwriters’ Laboratories
shows the products which have a printed liner and liner print.
UPVC Unplasticized polyvinyl chloride
For customers who want information about a product and simply UV Ultraviolet
want to find a page number, please consult the Products Index on
W White adhesive
pages 4-5. This lists all of our products by product number and
page location.
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Index by Product Number
Product Pg. Product Pg. Product Pg. Product Pg.

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
256C ................................. 88 7116 ................................. 29 7731FL ............................. 60 7872FL ............................. 47

256W ................................ 88 7120 ................................. 29 7732FL ............................. 60 7875 ................................. 47
295 ................................... 88 7122 ................................. 29 7733FL ............................. 60 7880 ................................. 42
467 ............................. 69, 82 7123 ................................. 36 7735FL ............................. 61 7880HL ............................. 42
467MP ........................ 69, 82 7124 ................................. 36 7737FL ............................. 61 7880PB ............................. 42
467MS .............................. 69 7125 ................................. 39 7738FL ............................. 61 7881 ................................. 44
468 ............................. 69, 82 7130 ................................. 28 7740 ................................. 34 7882FL ............................. 42
468MP ........................ 69, 82 7136 ................................. 29 7741 ................................. 60 7882HL ............................. 42
468MS .............................. 69 7142 ................................. 28 7742 ................................. 61 7883 ................................. 43
478 ................................... 87 7212 ................................. 38 7743FL ............................. 60 7883HL ............................. 43
583 ................................... 75 7214 ................................. 38 7745 ........................... 44, 61 7883PB ............................. 43
588 ................................... 75 7214FL ............................. 38 7747FL ............................. 62 7884 ................................. 44
593R ................................. 75 7220FL ............................. 38 7753 ................................. 34 7885 ................................. 56
803 ................................... 87 7222 ................................. 33 7758 ................................. 34 7887 ................................. 43
812 ................................... 87 7222FL ............................. 33 7770 ................................. 61 7887PB ............................. 43
813 ................................... 87 7286 ................................. 38 7771 ................................. 61 7890 ................................. 48
912 ................................... 73 7287 ................................. 39 7774 ................................. 38 7897 ................................. 43
918MP .............................. 73 7288 ................................. 39 7777 ................................. 37 7900 ................................. 56
919 ................................... 72 7289 ................................. 39 7778 ................................. 38 7901 ................................. 35
941 ................................... 69 7290 ................................. 39 7781PL ............................. 60 7902 ................................. 34
941N ................................. 69 7291 ................................. 39 7783 ................................. 37 7910P ............................... 35
952MR ............................. 71 7293 ................................. 38 7784PL ............................. 60 7911R ............................... 35
954MR ............................. 71 7297 ................................. 39 7786PL ............................. 61 7920 ................................. 32
964 ................................... 71 7323 ................................. 32 7800 ................................. 58 7921 ................................. 32
965 ............................. 65, 69 7323FL ............................. 32 7801 ................................. 58 7923 ................................. 33
966 ................................... 69 7324 ................................. 32 7804 ................................. 58 7924 ................................. 32
992 ............................. 65, 70 7325 ................................. 33 7810 ................................. 46 7925 ................................. 33
995 ............................. 65, 70 7331 ................................. 32 7811 ................................. 44 7931 ................................. 32
1000 ................................. 87 7331FL ............................. 32 7811FL ............................. 44 7935 ................................. 55
1940 ................................. 30 7350 ................................. 34 7813 ................................. 47 7936 ................................. 55
2700 ................................. 30 7350FL ............................. 34 7815 ................................. 46 7937 ................................. 55
3690E ............................... 48 7380 ................................. 55 7815FL ............................. 46 7940 ................................. 58
3698E ............................... 48 7381 ................................. 55 7816 ................................. 46 7941 ................................. 58
3919 ................................. 49 7384 ................................. 55 7816FL ............................. 46 7942 ................................. 58
3920 ................................. 48 7385 ................................. 55 7818 ................................. 47 7945MP ............................ 77
3921 ................................. 49 7385PB ............................. 55 7822 ................................. 33 7950 ................................. 34
3929 ................................. 48 7394 ................................. 56 7826 ................................. 33 7951 ........................... 74, 77
4986 ................................. 85 7480 ................................. 42 7828 ................................. 33 7952MP ...................... 74, 77
4988 ................................. 85 7504 ................................. 40 7830 ................................. 32 7953MP ............................ 78
4994 ........................... 67, 85 7505 ................................. 40 7831 ................................. 34 7955MP ...................... 74, 77
4996 ........................... 67, 85 7522 ................................. 37 7840 ........................... 42, 51 7956MP ............................ 78
4997 ........................... 67, 85 7532 ................................. 37 7840HL ....................... 42, 51 7957MP ............................ 78
4998 ................................. 85 7542 ................................. 37 7840PB ....................... 42, 51 7959MP ............................ 78
4999 ........................... 67, 85 7552 ................................. 37 7840TL ....................... 42, 51 7961MP ............................ 78
6900C ............................... 87 7560 ................................. 35 7841 ................................. 51 7962MP ...................... 74, 77
6900Y ............................... 87 7561 ................................. 35 7841HL ............................. 51 7965MP ...................... 74, 77
7000 ................................. 27 7600 ................................. 34 7842 ........................... 43, 51 7979 ................................. 79
7000FL ............................. 27 7603 ................................. 35 7842TL ....................... 43, 51 7980 ................................. 42
7000PLH .......................... 27 7604FP ............................. 34 7845TL ....................... 44, 51 7982 ................................. 42
7002 ................................. 27 7610 ................................. 56 7847 ................................. 53 7983 ................................. 43
7004 ................................. 27 7620 ................................. 35 7852HL ............................. 42 7993MP ............................ 79
7011 ................................. 29 7621 ................................. 35 7853HL ............................. 43 7995MP ............................ 79
7011B ............................... 29 7700 ................................. 36 7860 ................................. 46 7997MP ............................ 80
7014 ................................. 28 7701 ................................. 36 7861 ................................. 48 8038 ................................. 64
7014FP ............................. 28 7702 ................................. 36 7863 ................................. 47 8039 ................................. 64
7016 ................................. 27 7703 ................................. 36 7864 ................................. 46 8040 ................................. 87
7050 ................................. 27 7710 ................................. 36 7865 ................................. 47 8041 ................................. 87
7109 ................................. 28 7722 ................................. 36 7866 ................................. 55 8042 ................................. 87
7110 ................................. 29 7723 ................................. 36 7867 ................................. 47 8043 ................................. 87
7112 ................................. 28 7726 ................................. 36 7871 ................................. 46 8044 ................................. 64
7113 ................................. 28 7727 ................................. 36 7871FL ............................. 46 8049 ................................. 64
7114BW ........................... 27 7730FL ............................. 60 7872 ................................. 47 8050 ................................. 64
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Index by Product Number
Product Pg. Product Pg.

No. No. No. No.
8051 ................................. 61 9668MP ...................... 69, 82

8053 ................................. 64 9671 ........................... 71, 82
8057 ................................. 64 9672 ........................... 71, 82
8058 ................................. 64 9673 ........................... 71, 82
8070 ................................. 64 9676MP ............................ 73
8071 ................................. 64 9690 ........................... 72, 83
8072 ................................. 64 9692 ........................... 71, 82
8074 ................................. 64 9695 ........................... 71, 82
8415 ................................. 60 9703 ................................. 80
8417 ................................. 60 9731 ................................. 80
8418 ................................. 32 9770 ........................... 71, 83
9031 ................................. 28 9774 ........................... 71, 83
9037 ................................. 28 9784 ................................. 73
9045MP ............................ 78 9820 ................................. 83
9056MP ............................ 78 9830 ................................. 83
9057MP ............................ 78 9851 ................................. 83
9059MP ............................ 78 9870 ........................... 66, 72
9061MP ............................ 78 9871 ................................. 72
9172MP ............................ 73
9185MP ............................ 73
9188 ................................. 73
9428 ........................... 66, 73
9437 ........................... 67, 74
9438N ......................... 67, 73
9442 ........................... 65, 71
9445 ........................... 65, 71
9447 ........................... 65, 71
9449 ........................... 67, 74
9452 ........................... 65, 70
9453 ................................. 70
9455 ........................... 66, 72
9457 ........................... 66, 71
9458 ........................... 65, 70
9458R ......................... 65, 70
9458U ......................... 65, 70
9459S ......................... 65, 70
9459W ........................ 65, 70
9461P ......................... 65, 69
9462P ......................... 65, 69
9466B ......................... 66, 72
9471 ........................... 70, 82
9471PC ....................... 70, 82
9472 ........................... 70, 82
9495MP ...................... 72, 83
9502 ................................. 70
9502HL ............................. 70
9505 ................................. 70
9505HL ............................. 70
9522 ........................... 65, 70
9525 ........................... 65, 70
9552 ........................... 74, 77
9553 ................................. 79
9555 ........................... 74, 77
9557 ................................. 79
9559 ................................. 79
9561 ................................. 79
9563 ................................. 79
9567 ........................... 69, 82
9568 ........................... 69, 82
9653 ................................. 70
9665 ................................. 71
9667MP ...................... 69, 82
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Fundamentals of Adhesion
There are differences in adhesives. Selecting the proper adhesives Surface energy is measured by dynes per centimeter. The dyne
for a nameplate, label or membrane switch application demands level is the actual reading of the critical surface tension.
consideration of environmental, surface, appearance and
Modified acrylic and synthetic adhesives with better flow
performance requirements. Our purpose here is to cover some
(or “wet-out”) characteristics have been developed to adhere to
of the principles of adhesion.
low surface energy substrates. The Surface Energy Chart below
Surface contact is fundamental to adhesive performance. compares the relative surface energy of commonly used
To maximize adhesive contact on a surface: substrates.
• It must be dry and free of contaminates. 3M’s firm acrylic adhesives such as #200, #200MP and #600
families will not readily adhere to substrates categorized as
• Firm pressure must be applied to increase the flow and contact
having “low surface energy”. However, 3M’s #300, #320, and
of the adhesive with the substrate.
#350 modified acrylics, or #700 synthetic rubber adhesives have
• Time and temperature will increase the surface contact and been designed to adhere to low surface energy plastics, and
adhesion values. should be considered for those applications.
Adhesion is the molecular force of attraction between unlike
materials. The strength of attraction is determined by the surface Wettability Principle
energy of the material. The higher the surface energy, the greater
the molecular attraction. The lower the surface energy, the weaker
the attractive forces.
Greater molecular attraction results in increased contact between
an adhesive and substrate. In other words, on a high surface
energy material, the adhesive can flow (or “wet-out”)
to assure a stronger bond.
Consider an automobile that has not been waxed for a long time.
When water contacts the surface it spreads in large puddles.
The unwaxed car surface exhibits high surface energy –
the molecular attraction allows the water to flow.
In comparison, water beads up into small spheres on a freshly
waxed car. It is an example of low surface energy – the liquid
(or adhesive) does not flow out.
Surface Energy Chart

Metals High Surface Energy Plastics Low Surface Energy Plastics
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Adhesive Classifications
3M Identification and Converter Systems Division identifies 3M strongly encourages our customers to test and evaluate these
common adhesive formulations to simplify the product selection products under actual use and storage conditions to determine
process. It is important to note that the final product choice is the their suitability for the intended application.
user’s responsibility.
#100 Hi-temperature Acrylic #310 Hi-precision Acrylic #800 Removable Rubber

This adhesive is designed for temperature This adhesive provides firmness and high This adhesive is used primarily on tapes and
exposure up to 450ºF for short periods and/or precision strength on a variety of surfaces label stocks requiring adequate bonds and
excellent solvent resistance. It offers slightly including HSE plastics and metals. It is clean removability on a variety of substrates. It
higher peel adhesion values than most other compatible with a wide variety of print is recommended for interior applications.
acrylic formulations, and it has exceptional technologies including thermal transfer, direct
#900A Acrylic
shear values even at elevated temperatures. It thermal printing and laser printing.
This is a utility acrylic adhesive designed for
also offers extremely low “outgassing”
#320 Hi-tenacity Acrylic the foam fabricating industry. It offers very
properties, which is an important
This adhesive provides high bond strength on good resistance to chemicals.
consideration for the aerospace industry.
a variety of surfaces including HSE and LSE
#900R Rubber
plastics. It provides excellent resistance to
#200 Hi-performance Acrylic This is a utility rubber based adhesive
flagging on small diameter vials. It is ideally
designed for the foam fabricating industry. It
This adhesive meets the requirements of most suited for high-speed dispensing of
offers excellent initial adhesion and high bond
long-term applications. It offers temperature pharmaceutical paper stocks.
to a variety of foams.
resistance to 350ºF and excellent solvent
#350 Hi-holding Acrylic
resistance. Peel adhesion values are #1000 Repositionable Acrylic
This is a modified acrylic adhesive designed
outstanding on metals and HSE plastics, and This is the same adhesive used on 3M’s
for very high bond-strength to most plastics.
increase in those products with greater popular Post-it brand notes and related
It has excellent holding strength even at high
adhesive thickness. products. It has good holding on a variety of
temperatures (up to 400ºF short term).
#200MP Hi-performance Acrylic
flat surfaces, but can be cleanly removed or
#400 Hi-tack Acrylic repositioned numerous times. It also provides
This is a solvent free adhesive which provides
This acrylic adhesive is commonly used with good stain resistance on many surfaces.
the same performance features as our #200
thin films, thin foils and papers. It offers good
adhesive plus improved temperature #1100 Wet-Surface Acrylic
low temperature performance and peel
resistance to 400ºF, higher adhesion to high An adhesive formulated to bond to wet or
adhesion to a wide variety of surfaces and will
surface energy (HSE) plastics and metals, and damp surfaces. It has good adhesion to a
not discolor even when exposed to constant
has exceptional shear strength. variety of surfaces such as glass, plastic,
ultraviolet (UV) light.
#220 Industrial Acrylic
wood and metal.
#490 Removable Acrylic
This adhesive is formulated for general #1200A Heat/Solvent Activated
This adhesive allows clean removability and
purpose industrial applications and will This is a flexible, dry film adhesive which
leaves no residue on most substrates.
withstand temperatures up to 350ºF. contains synthetic elastomers, thermoplastic
Properties include excellent shear strength, #500 Hi-stability Acrylic and thermosetting resins. When heat activated
very good chemical resistance, and adhesion This adhesive type is currently limited to vinyl and thermoset, it produces structural bonds
to metals and HSE plastics. label stocks. These products are unique in that with extremely high internal strength. It can
#300 Hi-strength Acrylic
they are long-aging when attached to most also be solvent activated to retain
surfaces, and can be cleanly removed from thermoplastic properties.
This adhesive is designed for applications
most surfaces up to one year after application
requiring greater initial adhesion especially to #1200B Heat Activated
(even from surfaces exposed to outdoor
low surface energy (LSE) plastic substrates. This is a flexible, dry film adhesive which
conditions). They have been used successfully
Its ability to flow quickly makes this type ideal contains synthetic elastomers, thermoplastic
on die-cut masks requiring outdoor
for laminating to porous fabrics and foams. and thermosetting resins. When heat activated
performance and removability.
Temperature performance is up to 250ºF and thermoset, it produces structural bonds
(short term) for most applications. Low caliper #600 Hi-temperature Acrylic with extremely high internal strength.
laminating adhesive products are ideally suited This is the highest performing adhesive in the
for 3M’s unique Label Component System. 3M brand product line. Its temperature
#AP-360 Emulsion Acrylic
resistance is slightly higher than our #100
A firm emulsion acrylic adhesive designed for
#300MP Hi-strength Acrylic
type. It offers tremendous shear strength,
use in a broad range of applications, including
even in products with greater thickness and in
This is a solvent free adhesive designed for attachment to low-surface energy plastics. It
high temperature applications.
applications requiring greater initial adhesion offers high initial adhesion and excellent aging
especially to low surface enrgy (LSE) plastic #700 Hi-bond Rubber characteristics. Ideal for opaque films.
substrates. Its ability to flow quickly makes This adhesive was developed for high
this type ideal for laminating to porous fabrics ultimate-peel adhesion to low surface energy
and foams. Temperature performance is up to substrates. Other adhesives should be
250ºF (short term) for most applications. considered in applications requiring
temperature resistance above 200ºF, outdoor
direct exposure to ultraviolet light, or
resistance to petroleum-based solvents.
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Adhesive Classifications
#AP-380 Emulsion Acrylic #RM-470 Emulsion Rubber
A superior emulsion acrylic adhesive designed An emulsion rubber adhesive which provides
for use on plastics, metals, galass, films, long term, one piece removability from many
corrugated and coated board. It is a firm surfaces. Excellent on plastics and corrugated
adhesive that performs well on smooth and materials because it offers high adhesion for a
irregular surfaces or where exceptional removable product. Care in the selection and
holding power is desirable. Not recommended testing with the desired facestock to be used
where water clear appearance is important. is highly recommended as a weak/fragile
facestock may cause splitting when removed
from some surfaces. Because of its high-bond
#AT-300 Emulsion Acrylic
strength, RM-470 may pull out fibers from
An emulsion acrylic adhesive that can be
paper surfaces.
applied at low temperatures and is ideal for
film overwraps. Good “thumb appeal” for #TX-100 Emulsion Acrylic
textured surfaces. An emulsion acrylic textile adhesive designed
to adhere to most fabrics, yet removes cleanly
#AT-301 Emulsion Acrylic
without offsetting, soiling, damaging weave or
An opaque gray emulsion acrylic adhesive
changing fabric dyes.
used to “cover up” copy on application
surface. It is a firm adhesive providing #TX-110 Emulsion Acrylic
exceptional converting productivity. An emulsion acrylic adhesive similar to TX-
100. It provides greater holding power on
#HP-330 Emulsion Acrylic
some fabrics. It can be removed cleanly
An emulsion acrylic adhesive designed
without staining fabrics.
primarily for adhesion to plastic bottles, films
and molded parts. Conforms to FDA 175.105 #UC-50 Emulsion Acrylic
for indirect food contact. An emulsion acrylic adhesive that offers broad
performance with excellent clarity and wet out.
It is ideal for overlaminating films.
An emulsion acrylic adhesive that is suitable
for rough-textured surfaces and adheres well #UtAcr Utility Acrylic
to cold, damp surfaces. It is formulated for This is a economy grade laminating and
excellent low temperature performance. This nameplate adhesive.
adhesive is relatively soft at room
temperature.
A firm emulsion acrylic adhesive with superior
adhesive performance. Provides a degree of
repositionability on some surfaces.
#RM-410 Emulsion Acrylic
An emulsion acrylic adhesive offering
moderate adhesion and clean removability
from plastics, metals and paints. Test on ABS,
glass and polycarbonate because long term
application may limit clean, one piece
removability with some facestock materials.
Test for clarity on clear films prior to use.
Conforms to FDA 175.105 for indirect food
contact.
#RM-420 Emulsion Acrylic
An emulsion acrylic adhesive with similar
properties to RM-410. Adhesion builds higher
over time on medium and high surface energy
substrates.
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Adhesive Selection Chart Based on Surface Energy
Metals Surface Energy HSE Surface Energy LSE Surface Energy

Dynes/cm Plastics Dynes/cm Plastics Dynes/cm
Copper 1103 Kapton 50 PVA 37
Aluminum 840 Phenolic 47 Polystyrene 36
Zinc 753 Nylon 46 Acetal 36
Tin 526 Alkyd Enamel 45 EVA 33
Lead 453 Polyester 43 Polyethylene 31
Epoxy Paint 43 Polypropylene 29
Polyurethane 43 Tedlar 28
ABS 42 Teflon 18
Polycarbonate 42
PVC 39
Noryl 38
Acrylic 38
Polane Paint 38
Adhesive 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Adhesive 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Adhesive 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

100 100 100
200 200 200
200MP 200MP 200MP
220 220 220
300 300 300
300MP 300MP 300MP
310 310 310
320 320 320
350 350 350
400 400 400
490 490 490
500 500 500
600 600 600
700 700 700
800 800 800
900 900 900
1000 1000 1000
1100 1100 1100
AP-360 AP-360 AP-360
AP-380 AP-380 AP-380
AT-300 AT-300 AT-300
AT-301 AT-301 AT-301
HP-330 HP-330 HP-330
HP-370 HP-370 HP-370
HP-395 HP-395 HP-395
RM-410 RM-410 RM-410
RM-420 RM-420 RM-420
RM-470 RM-470 RM-470
TX-100 TX-100 TX-100
TX-110 TX-110 TX-110
UC-50 UC-50 UC-50
1=Poor 2-3=Fair 4-5=Good 6-7=Very Good 8-9=Excellent 10=Superior
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Adhesive Properties
Adhesive Properties* Adhesion To: Environmental Performance Temperature
Peel Shear Resistance To: ( °F)
Room Plast. Plast. Ultra Plasti- Minimum Service
Initial Ultimate Temp. 150°F Metal HSE LSE Chemical Violet cizers Humidity Application Low High Products
Acrylic
#UtAcr
Utility 4 8 9 8 8 7 1 7 10 5 7 50 -40 325 952MR, 954MR
#100
Hi-temperature 3 9 10 10 9 7 1 10 10 5 10 50 -40 450 941, 941N, 965, 966, 7811,
7811FL, 8417, 8418, 9461P, 9462P
#200
Hi-performance 3 10 6 4 9 7 1 7 10 4 10 50 -40 350 467, 467MS, 468, 468MS, 912,
3929, 7610, 7804, 7852HL,
7853HL, 7885, 7900, 7941, 9567,
9568
#200MP
Hi-performance 4 10 10 10 10 8 1 9 10 5 10 50 -40 400 467MP, 468MP, 918MP, 7945MP,
7952MP, 7953MP, 7955MP,
7956MP, 7957MP, 7959MP,
7961MP, 7962MP, 7965MP,
7993MP, 7995MP, 7997MP,
9045MP, 9056MP, 9057MP,
9059MP, 9061MP, 9172MP,
9185MP, 9188, 9495MP, 9667MP,
9668MP, 9676MP
#220
Industrial 4 9 10 9 9 7 1 8 10 4 8 50 -40 350 9502, 9502HL, 9505, 9505HL,
9522, 9525, 9552, 9553, 9555,
9557, 9559, 9561, 9563
#300
Hi-strength 6 7 6 4 7 7 9 6 7 3 8 50 -40 250 812, 813, 992, 995, 7004, 7016,
7222, 7222FL, 7323, 7323FL,
7325, 7331, 7331FL, 7350,
7350FL, 7380, 7381, 7384, 7480,
7603, 7604FP, 7620, 7621, 7810,
7813, 7860, 7861, 7863, 7865,
7866, 7867, 7880, 7880HL,
7880PB, 7881, 7883, 7883HL,
7883PB, 7887, 7887PB, 7890,
7902, 7924, 7925, 7931, 7935,
7936, 7937, 7950, 7980, 7983,
9428, 9452, 9453, 9455, 9458,
9458R, 9458U, 9459S, 9459W,
9471, 9471PC, 9472, 9653, 9671,
9672, 9673
#300MP
Hi-strength 6 8 8 8 7 7 9 7 7 3 9 50 -40 250 964, 7951, 9690, 9692, 9695,
9770, 9774, 9784
#310
Hi-precision 5 7 7 5 7 7 8 6 6 3 8 50 -40 250 7815, 7815FL, 7816, 7816FL,
7818, 7840, 7840HL, 7840PB,
7840TL, 7841, 7841HL, 7845TL,
7875, 7897
#320
Hi-tenacity 5 7 7 5 7 7 8 6 6 3 8 50 -40 250 3690E, 3698E, 3920, 7000,
7000FL, 7000PLH, 7002, 7011,
7011B, 7014, 7014FP, 7110, 7122,
7212, 7214, 7214FL, 7220FL,
7324, 7385, 7385PB, 7740, 7800,
7801, 7940, 7942, 9438N, 9447
#350
Hi-holding 6 8 8 8 7 7 9 7 7 4 9 50 -40 350 3921, 7847, 7871, 7871FL, 7872,
7872FL, 9442, 9445
Values:
1 - Poor 2-3 - Fair 4-5 - Good 6-7 - Very Good 8-9 - Excellent 10 - Superior n/a - Not Available (Testing has not been performed.)
* When selecting a label stock or laminating film, check facestock performance properties to assure it shares similar characteristics.
The rankings are a general guide. Adhesives should be tested with actual components to ensure acceptable performace.
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Adhesive Properties
Acrylic
#400
Hi-tack 5 5 5 4 6 5 5 5 10 4 8 10 -60 250 803, 3919, 7120, 7700, 7701,
7710, 7730FL, 7731FL, 7732FL,
7733FL, 7735FL, 7737FL, 7738FL,
7741, 7742, 7743FL, 7745,
7747FL, 7753, 7758, 7822, 7826,
7828, 7830, 7831, 7864, 7882FL,
7882HL, 7920, 7921, 7923, 7982,
8040, 8041, 8042, 8043, 8415,
9457, 9466B, 9665
#490
Removable 4 4 4 4 5 4 2 6 6 4 8 50 -20 200 7394
#500
Hi-stability 4 5 6 4 5 5 5 5 10 8 10 50 -40 350 7600, 7884, 7901
#600
Hi-temperature 4 10 10 10 10 7 1 10 10 5 10 50 -40 450 7979, 9437
#1000
Repositionable 2 4 3 3 4 2 2 2 7 3 4 5 -20 250 295, 7112, 7113, 7114BW, 7116,
7130, 7142, 9449, 9870, 9871
#1100
Wet-Surface 5 6 4 4 6 4 5 4 10 4 4 50 -40 200 7109, 9031, 9037
Rubber
#700
Hi-bond 7 8 10 2 9 10 10 2 4 1 9 50 -40 200 919, 7050, 8051
#800
Removable 4 5 7 6 5 1 1 4 7 3 10 50 -40 250 256C, 256W, 7136
Miscellaneous
#900A
Acrylic 5 7 6 4 6 8 7 4 4 3 10 50 -40 200 9820, 9830
#900R
Rubber 10 10 5 4 10 9 9 4 4 3 1 50 -40 200 9851
#1200A
Heat/Solvent 6 7 10 10 7 6 3 6 n/a 4 10 50 -40 250 ** 583, 593R
Activated
#1200B
Heat Activated 8 8 10 10 8 6 3 7 n/a 6 10 50 -40 250 ** 588
Emulsion Acrylic
#AP-360
4 4 n/a n/a 4 4 4 6 8 n/a n/a 20 -40 250 7286, 7290, 7291, 7293, 7297,
7504, 7542, 7552, 7777, 7778
#AP-380
4 6 n/a n/a 6 8 6 6 8 n/a n/a 20 -40 250 7289, 7783
#AT-300
3 4 n/a n/a 4 4 3 5 8 n/a n/a 5 -40 150
#AT-301
4 4 n/a n/a 4 4 4 5 8 n/a n/a 25 -20 250 7288
#HP-330
4 6 n/a n/a 6 6 3 5 8 n/a n/a 25 -20 250
#HP-370
3 4 n/a n/a 4 4 3 5 8 n/a n/a -10 -40 150 7287, 7505
#HP-395
3 4 n/a n/a 4 4 3 8 8 n/a n/a 30 -20 250 7842, 7842TL
#RM-410
0 1 n/a n/a 1 1 1 5 8 n/a n/a 10 -10 150
Values:
*When selecting a label stock or laminating film, check facestock performance properties to assure it shares similar characteristics.
**4507 if thermoset.
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Adhesive Properties
Emulsion Acrylic
#RM-420
1 3 n/a n/a 3 3 1 5 8 n/a n/a 10 -10 150
#TX-100
2 3 n/a n/a 3 6 2 5 8 n/a n/a 0 -20 200
#TX-110
2 2 n/a n/a 2 6 2 5 8 n/a n/a 0 -20 200 7123, 7124
#UC-50
4 6 n/a n/a 6 7 3 5 8 n/a n/a 30 -20 250 7522, 7532, 7560, 7561, 7702,
7703, 7722, 7723, 7726, 7727,
7770, 7771, 7774, 7781PL,
7784PL, 7786PL
Emulsion Rubber
#RM-470
3 3 n/a n/a 3 3 4 2 2 n/a n/a 10 -20 150 7125
Values:
* When selecting a label stock or laminating film, check facestock performance properties to assure it shares similar characteristics.
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Facestock Properties
Chemical Resistance Environmental Resistance Processing Properties
Strong Strong Grease Organic UV Conform- Die-Cut- Dispens-
Property Acids Alkalies Oil Solvent Water Light Heat°F Cold°F ability ability ability Products
Paper
Flatback 4 4 4 4 4 6 200 -40 3 n/a n/a 256C, 256W
High-Gloss 3 4 3 5 1 6 400 -40 2 10 10 7000, 7000FL, 7000PLH, 7002, 7004, 7050,
7114BW
Litho 3 4 2 5 1 6 400 -40 3 10 9 295, 7014, 7014FP, 7016, 7109, 7112, 7113,
7130
Litho Impact or Dot Matrix 3 4 2 5 1 6 400 -40 3 10 9 9031
Litho Tamper Indicating 3 4 2 5 1 6 400 -40 3 10 9 7011, 7011B, 7110
Litho Thermal Transfer 3 4 4 5 3 6 325 -40 6 10 9 7142, 9037
Saturated Crepe Masking 3 4 5 5 4 5 350 -40 7 4 2 7136
Saturated Latex- 3 4 4 5 3 6 325 -40 5 6 5 7116, 7120, 7122
Impregnated
Thermal Card Stock 4 4 5 6 3 5 140 -40 5 10 9 1940, 2700
Film
Acetate 1 1 6 2 4 6 170 -15 3 7 8 803, 7123, 7124, 7700, 7701, 7702, 7703,
7710, 7722, 7723, 7726, 7727, 8040, 8041,
8042, 8043
Acetate Tamper Indicating 1 1 6 2 4 6 170 -15 3 7 2 812, 813
Acrylate 4 4 7 7 8 10 175 -40 3 7 6 7735FL
Acrylate Laser Markable 10 10 8 6 9 9 390 -40 6 7 5 7847
Acrylate Thermal Transfer 10 10 8 6 9 9 390 -40 6 7 5 3921
Polycarbonate 6 1 7 7 8 3 250 -40 4 5 6 7737FL, 7738FL
Polyester 6 6 9 9 8 8 300 -40 5 5 8 7730FL, 7731FL, 7732FL, 7733FL, 7741,
7742, 7743FL, 7781PL, 7784PL, 7786PL,
8039, 8044, 8415, 8417
Polyester Impact or Dot 6 6 9 7 8 8 300 -40 5 5 8 7480, 7745, 7852HL, 7853HL, 7880, 7880HL,
Matrix 7880PB, 7881, 7882FL, 7882HL, 7883,
7883HL, 7883PB, 7887, 7887PB, 7897, 7980,
7982, 7983, 8049, 8050, 8053
Polyester Impact or Dot 6 6 9 7 8 8 150 -40 5 5 8 7380, 7385, 7385PB, 7937, 8070
Matrix Tamper Indicating
Polyester Laser Imageable 6 6 9 9 8 8 300 -40 5 5 8 7840, 7840HL, 7840PB, 7840TL, 7842,
/ Impact or Dot Matrix 7842TL, 7845TL
Polyester Press Printable 6 6 9 8 8 8 300 -40 5 5 8 7222, 7222FL, 7323, 7323FL, 7324, 7325,
7331, 7331FL, 7350, 7350FL, 7740, 7753,
7758, 7822, 7826, 7828, 7830, 7831, 7920,
7921, 7923, 7924, 7925, 7931, 7950, 8038,
8418
Polyester Press Printable 6 6 9 9 8 8 150 -40 6 5 8 7381, 7384, 7394, 7935, 7936, 8071, 8072,
Tamper Indicating 8074
Polyester Thermal Transfer 6 6 9 8 8 8 300 -40 5 5 8 7810, 7813, 7815, 7815FL, 7816, 7816FL,
7818, 7860, 7861, 7863, 7864, 7865, 7867,
7871, 7871FL, 7872, 7872FL, 7875, 8057,
8058
Polyester Thermal Transfer 6 6 9 9 8 8 150 -40 6 5 8 7866
Tamper Indicating
Polyimide Impact or Dot 7 7 9 7 8 8 500 -40 5 5 8 7811, 7811FL
Matrix
Polyolefin 4 7 5 3 8 3 175 -40 8 6 4 7504, 7505
Polyolefin 6 5 6 9 8 6 275 -40 6 5 7 7293
Polyolefin 9 6 6 6 8 3 225 -40 3 5 5 7297
Polyolefin 9 8 6 6 8 3 225 -40 6 5 7 7125, 7286, 7287, 7288, 7289, 7290, 7291
Polyolefin Laser 6 5 6 9 8 6 275 -40 6 5 7 7841, 7841HL
Imageable
n/a: Not applicable

The rankings are a general guide. Facestocks should be tested with actual components to ensure acceptable performace.
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Facestock Properties
Chemical Resistance Environmental Resistance Processing Properties
Strong Strong Grease Organic UV Conform- Die-Cut- Dispens-
Property Acids Alkalies Oil Solvent Water Light Heat°F Cold°F ability ability ability Products
Film
Polypropylene 9 8 6 6 8 4 225 -40 7 3 2 7212, 7214, 7214FL, 7220FL, 7770, 7771,
7774, 7777, 7778, 7783, 8051
Polystyrene 2 6 5 4 8 3 175 -40 3 7 8 7522, 7532, 7542, 7552
Polyvinyl Fluoride 9 8 6 6 8 3 300 -40 5 5 7 7747FL
Retro-Reflective Thermal 6 6 9 7 8 8 300 -40 6 5 8 3919, 3920, 3929
Transfer
UPVC 8 8 6 6 8 7 175 -40 6 n/a n/a 6900C, 6900Y
Vinyl 6 6 6 6 8 7 175 -40 8 5 4 478
Vinyl Impact or Dot Matrix 6 6 6 6 8 7 175 -40 8 5 4 7884
Vinyl Impact or Dot Matrix 6 6 6 5 8 6 175 -40 6 5 2 7885
Tamper Indicating
Vinyl Press Printable 6 6 6 6 8 7 175 -40 8 5 4 7560, 7561, 7600, 7603, 7604FP, 7620, 7621,
7901, 7902, 7910P, 7911R
Vinyl Press Printable 8 8 6 5 8 6 175 -40 6 3 2 7610, 7900
Tamper Indicating
Vinyl Thermal Transfer 6 6 6 5 8 7 175 -40 8 5 4 7890
Vinyl Thermal Transfer 6 6 6 5 8 7 200 -40 8 5 4 3690E, 3698E
Foil
Aluminum 5 5 8 5 9 8 350 -40 2 8 2 7800, 7801, 7804, 7940, 7941, 7942
n/a: Not applicable

The rankings are a general guide. Facestocks should be tested with actual components to ensure acceptable performace.
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Facestock Chart Based on Printing Process
Adhesive Product Page

Number Number Weight Thickness Finish Color Number
Paper Roll Label Stocks

High-Gloss
300 7004 60# 2.8 Mil Bright White 27
320 7000 60# 4.0 Mil White 27
7000FL 60# 4.0 Mil White 27
7000PLH 60# 4.0 Mil White 27
7002 60# 2.8 Mil Bright White 27
700 7050 60# 4.0 Mil White 27
1000 7114BW 60# 2.8 Mil Bright White 27
Litho
300 7016 40# 1.9 Mil Coated White 27
320 7014 40# 1.9 Mil Coated White 27
7014FP 40# 1.9 Mil Coated White 28
1000 7112 60# 3.1 Mil Coated White 28
7113 46# 4.0 Mil Uncoated White 28
1100 7109 60# 3.1 Mil Coated White 28
Litho Impact or Dot Matrix

1100 9031 60# 4.0 Mil Uncoated White 28
Litho Thermal Transfer

1000 7142 55# 3.5 Mil Coated White 28
1100 9037 50# 3.5 Mil Coated White 28
Litho Tamper Indicating

320 7011 32# 2.3 Mil Coated White 29
7011B 32# 2.3 Mil Coated White 29
Saturated Latex-Impregnated
320 7122 60# 3.5 Mil Semi-Gloss White 29
400 7120 60# 3.5 Mil Semi-Gloss White 29
1000 7116 47# 3.3 Mil Smudge proof White 29
Saturated Crepe Masking

800 7136 60# 4.5 Mil Crepe Tan 29
Thermal Card Stock

1940 100# 7.0 Mil Thermal Oyster 30
2700 100# 7.0 Mil Thermal Oyster 30
Film Roll Label Stocks

Polyester Press Printable
100 8418 1.0 Mil Gloss White 32
300 7222 2.0 Mil Matte Silver 33
7222FL 2.0 Mil Matte Silver 33
7323 2.0 Mil Bright Silver 32
7323FL 2.0 Mil Bright Silver 32
7325 2.0 Mil Bright Gold 33
7331 2.0 Mil Gloss White 32
7331FL 2.0 Mil Gloss White 32
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300 7350 2.0 Mil Gloss Clear 33
7350FL 2.0 Mil Gloss Clear 33
320 7324 1.5 Mil Bright Silver 32
7740 1.5 Mil Gloss Clear 34
7826 1.0 Mil Matte Silver 33
7828 1.0 Mil Brushed Silver 33
Vinyl Press Printable

300 7603 4.0 Mil Soft Clear 35
7604FP 3.5 Mil Soft White 34
7620 3.5 Mil Rigid White 34
7621 3.5 Mil Rigid White 34
500 7600 4.0 Mil Soft White 34
UC-50 7560 3.5 Mil Rigid White 35
7561 4.0 Mil Soft Clear 35
Acetate
7701 2.0 Mil Matte Clear 36
TX-110 7123 2.0 Mil Gloss Clear 35
UC-50 7702 2.0 Mil Gloss Clear 36
Polypropylene
320 7212 1.6 Mil Clear 37
7214 2.0 Mil Clear 37
7214FL 2.0 Mil Clear 37
7220FL 1.6 Mil Clear 37
AP-360 7777 3.0 Mil White 37
AP-380 7783 3.0 Mil White 37
UC-50 7774 2.0 Mil Clear 38
Polyolefin
AP-360 7286 3.7 Mil Smudge proof White 38
7290 3.2 Mil White 39
7291 3.7 Mil Smudge proof White 38
7293 7.0 Mil Matte White 38
7297 8.0 Mil White 39
7504 3.5 Mil White 39
AP-380 7289 3.7 Mil Smudge proof White 38
AT-301 7288 3.7 Mil Smudge proof White 38
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Polyolefin
HP-370 7287 3.7 Mil Smudge proof White 38
7505 3.5 Mil White 39
RM-470 7125 3.7 Mil Smudge proof White 39
Polystyrene
AP-360 7542 2.5 Mil Gloss White 36
UC-50 7522 2.5 Mil Gloss Clear 36
Polyester Impact or Dot Matrix

200 7852HL 2.3 Mil Matte White 42
7853HL 3.3 Mil Matte Silver 43
300 7480 2.3 Mil Matte White 42
7880HL 2.3 Mil Matte White 42
7880PB 2.3 Mil Matte White 42
7883HL 3.3 Mil Matte Silver 43
7883PB 3.3 Mil Matte Silver 43
7887PB 2.3 Mil Matte Silver 43
400 7882FL 2.3 Mil Matte White 42
Vinyl Impact or Dot Matrix

Polyimide Impact or Dot Matrix

7811FL 3.0 Mil Matte White 44
Polyester Thermal Transfer

7815FL 2.3 Mil Matte White 46
7875 2.0 Mil Matte Platinum 47
7872 2.0 Mil Matte Platinum 47
7872FL 2.0 Mil Matte Platinum 47
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Vinyl Thermal Transfer

300 7890 4.0 Mil White 48
320 3690E 2.0 Mil Bright White 48
3698E 2.0 Mil Matte Silver 48
Retro-Reflective Thermal Transfer

Acrylate Thermal Transfer

Polyester Laser Imageable / Impact or Dot Matrix

7840TL 2.3 Mil Matte White 42
7845TL 1.4 Mil Matte Clear 44
7845TL 1.4 Mil Matte Clear 51
HP-395 7842 2.3 Mil Matte White 43
Polyolefin Laser Imageable

Acrylate Laser Markable

350 7847 2.4 Mil Matte Black/White 53
Polyester Press Printable Tamper Indicating

Vinyl Press Printable Tamper Indicating

200 7610 1.8 Mil White 56
Polyester Impact or Dot Matrix Tamper Indicating

Vinyl Impact or Dot Matrix Tamper Indicating

Polyester Thermal Transfer Tamper Indicating

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Film Sheet Label Stocks

Vinyl Press Printable

900 7910P 3.5 Mil Rigid White 35
7911R 3.5 Mil Rigid White 35


Vinyl Press Printable Tamper Indicating

200 7900 1.8 Mil White 56

Foil Roll Label Stocks
Aluminum
Foil Sheet Label Stocks

Aluminum

Overlaminating Films
Polyester
400 7730FL 1.0 Mil Gloss Clear 60
7732FL 1.0 Mil Matte Clear 60
7733FL 1.0 Mil Brushed Clear 60
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Polyester
UC-50 7781PL 2.0 Mil Gloss Clear 60
7784PL 1.0 Mil Gloss Clear 60
7786PL 1.0 Mil Matte Clear 61

400 7745 1.3 Mil Matte Clear 44
Polypropylene
700 8051 1.2 Mil Clear 61
UC-50 7770 1.0 Mil Clear 61
7771 2.0 Mil Clear 61
Polycarbonate
400 7737FL 3.0 Mil Velvet Clear 61
7738FL 5.0 Mil Velvet Clear 61
Acrylate
Polyvinyl Fluoride

Polyester Films
Polyester


Polyester Thermal Transfer



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Printable Tapes
Flatback
800 256C 5.0 Mil GYBR 88
256W 5.0 Mil White 88
Litho
1000 295 3.5 Mil Uncoated White 88
Acetate
Acetate Tamper Indicating

300 812 1.5 Mil Matte Red 87
UPVC
900 6900C 1.5 Mil WCL 87
6900Y 1.5 Mil Yellow 87
Vinyl
900 478 5.5 Mil White 87
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Liner Properties
Laminating Adhesives
Single Side Silicone Release Double Side Silicone Release Non-Silicone Release
Paper Film Paper Paper Film
Densified Kraft Polycoated Kraft PET HDPE PP Densified Kraft Polycoated Kraft Parchment LDPE
Basis Weight 43# 55# 58# 86# 90# 60# 62# 60# 55# 58# 61# 86# 60#
Caliper (Mils) 2.5 3.2 4 6.5 6.7 1.5 3 3.5 3.7 3.8 3.5 3.2 4 4.2 6.5 4 3.5 4 4
Liner Color White White Tan Tan White Clear Clear White Tan Cream White White Tan Tan Tan White Blue Clear White
Product 912* 4999 918MP* 4988 7993MP 4996 4986 9676MP* 9453 467 9820 593R 467MP 9471PC 941N 9871 583 918MP* 912*
9428* 9428* 7945MP** 7962MP* 7995MP 9437* 9172MP* 9466B 468 9830 965 467MS 9731* 964 588
9438N* 9449* 7951** 7965MP* 7997MP 9438N* 9185MP* 9471 966 9851 992 468MP 9502HL
9449* 7952MP** 9188* 9045MP** 9188* 9472 9567 995 468MS 9505HL
7953MP** 9056MP** 9784* 9568 4994 919 9653
7955MP** 9057MP** 9442 941 9665
7956MP** 9059MP** 9445 952MR 9667MP
7957MP** 9061MP** 9447 954MR 9668MP
7959MP** 9452 4998 9671
7961MP** 9455 9495MP 9672
7962MP* 9457 9502 9673
7965MP* 9458 9505 9690
7979** 9458R 9770 9692
9172MP* 9458U 9774 9695
9185MP* 9459S
9437* 9459W
9552** 9461P
9553** 9462P
9555** 9522
9557** 9525
9559** 9870
9561**
9563**
9676MP*
9703
9784*
* Double-linered product; look for second liner in another column.

** Double-linered product, same liner used on both sides.
Label Stocks
Single Side Silicone Release
Paper Film
Densified Kraft Polycoated Kraft Clay Coated PET Poly-
Kraft olefin
Basis Weight 40# 43# 43# 50# 50# 50# 55# 55# 55# 55# 60# 78# 44# 90# 55# 78#
Caliper (Mils) 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.9 3 3.2 3.0 3.2 3.2 3.4 3.3 4.6 3.4 6.7 3.7 4.5 1.5 2 2
Liner Color White White White, White White White White White Tan White, Back White White Tan White White White Clear Clear Clear
Repulpable Printable
Product 7112 7000 9031 7610 7811 7113 3921 7014FP 7847 3690E 7011B 7800 3919 7289 7900 7840TL 7123 3920 7220FL 7000PLH
7114BW 7002 9037 7885 7116 7214 7860 3698E 7801 3929 7504 7901 7842TL 7125 7000FL 7781PL
7124 7004 7288 7222 7861 7804 7840HL 7902 7845TL 7286 7214FL 7784PL
7130 7011 7290 7323 7863 7841HL 7910P 7703 7222FL 7786PL
7142 7014 7291 7324 7864 7842 7911R 7323FL
7287 7016 7293 7325 7865 7852HL 7920 7331FL
7722 7050 7297 7331 7866 7853HL 7921 7350FL
7723 7109 7505 7350 7867 7880HL 7923 7730FL
7726 7110 7522 7380 7871 7882HL 7924 7731FL
7727 7120 7532 7381 7872 7883HL 7925 7732FL
7770 7122 7542 7384 7875 7931 7733FL
7771 7136 7552 7385 7880 7935 7735FL
7212 7560 7385PB 7880PB 7936 7737FL
7600 7561 7394 7881 7937 7738FL
7603 7702 7480 7883 7940 7743FL
7700 7774 7604FP 7883PB 7941 7747FL
7701 7777 7620 7884 7942 7753
7710 7778 7621 7887 7950 7758
7741 7783 7740 7887PB 7980 7811FL
7742 7810 7890 7982 7815FL
7745 7813 7897 7983 7816FL
8418 7815 7871FL
7816 7872FL
7818 7882FL
7822
7826
7828
7830
7831
7840
7840PB
7841
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Liner Print Chart
Printed Liners
Product Printing Product Printing
467 Scotch™ 467 Hi-Performance Adhesive 9057MP ScotchMark™ Identification Products
467MP Scotch™ 467MP Hi-Performance Adhesive 9059MP ScotchMark™ Identification Products
467MS Scotch™ 467 Hi-Performance Adhesive 9061MP ScotchMark™ Identification Products
468 Scotch™ 468 Hi-Performance Adhesive 9461P Scotch™ Hi-Temperature Acrylic Adhesive
468MP Scotch™ 468MP Hi-Performance Adhesive 9462P Scotch™ Hi-Temperature Acrylic Adhesive
468MS Scotch™ 468 Hi-Performance Adhesive 9471 Scotch™ Hi-Strength Adhesive
964 Scotch™ Laminating Adhesive 9472 Scotch™ Hi-Strength Adhesive
966 Scotch™ Hi-Temperature Acrylic Adhesive 9502 Stamark™ Laminating Adhesive
7945MP Scotch™ 467MP Hi-Performance Adhesive 9502HL Stamark™ Laminating Adhesive
7951 Scotch™ Laminating Adhesive 9505 Stamark™ Laminating Adhesive
7952MP Scotch™ 467MP Hi-Performance Adhesive 9505HL Stamark™ Laminating Adhesive
7953MP Scotch™ Laminating Adhesive 9522 Stamark™ Laminating Adhesive
7955MP Scotch™ 468MP Hi-Performance Adhesive 9525 Stamark™ Laminating Adhesive
7979 Scotch™ Laminating Adhesive 9563 Stamark™ Laminating Adhesive
7993MP ScotchMark™ Identification Products 9567 Scotch™ 467 Hi-Performance Adhesive
7995MP ScotchMark™ Identification Products 9568 Scotch™ 468 Hi-Performance Adhesive
7997MP ScotchMark™ Identification Products 9671 Scotch™ Laminating Adhesive
9692 Scotch™ Laminating Adhesive
October 1, 1995
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Design Express Component Listing
The following is a list of facestocks, adhesives and liners that listed below in five working days from the date the order is
can be combined to meet various application requirements. placed. There is a worksheet on the following page that will help
3M Design Express representatives and internal Technical guide you through your requirements. 3M wants you to be
representatives will work with you to design label stocks that satisfied and we believe we can help you solve even your toughest
meet your specifications. If our standard materials do not meet labeling challenges.
your needs, we can create custom products from the components
Facestocks Facestocks (continued) Liners

Paper Polyolefin
Typically used with solvent-free adhesives:
32# Coated Litho 1.6 mil Gloss Clear Polypropylene
Paper (mil thickness)
40# Laser Imageable 2.0 mil Gloss Clear Polypropylene 40# Densified Kraft-Easy Release (2.5)
40# Uncoated Litho 3.0 mil Gloss White Label-LyteTM 40# Densified Kraft-Medium Release (2.5)
55# Matte Thermal Transfer 2.0 mil Bright Silver Polypropylene 44# Polycoated Kraft (3.4)
60# Bright Silver Metallic Polystyrene
50# Densified Kraft-Easy Release (3.2)
60# Bright White 2.5 mil Gloss Clear (NTC)
50# Densified Kraft-Medium Release (3.2)
60# Coated Litho 2.5 mil Matte Clear (NTC)
55# Lay Flat-Easy Release (3.7)
60# High Gloss 2.5 mil Gloss White (NTC)
55# Lay Flat-Medium Release (3.7)
60# Latex Saturated 2.5 mil Matte White (NTC)
78# Clay Coat (4.5)
60# Semi-Gloss 3.5 mil White Opticite-SQZTM
90# Polycoated Kraft (6.7)
100# Coated Tag Vinyl
Film
Film 4.0 mil Soft Gloss White
1.5 mil Polyester
Acetate 4.0 mil Soft Gloss Clear (NTC)
2.0 mil Polyester
1.5 mil Gloss Clear (NTC) 3.5 mil Rigid Gloss White
2.0 mil Polyolefin
2.0 mil Gloss Clear (NTC) Specialty
1.5 mil Matte Clear (NTC) 7.0 mil Matte White TeslinTM Typically used with solvent adhesives:
3.2 mil White KimduraTM Paper (mil thickness)
2.0 mil Matte Clear (NTC)
Polyester (Press Printable) 3.7 mil White Smudge proof KimduraTM 43# SCK-Easy Release (2.5)
1.0 mil Gloss Clear (NTC) 8.0 mil White TyvekTM 55# SCK-Easy Release (3.2)
2.0 mil Gloss Clear 55# Lay Flat-Easy Release (3.7)
1.0 mil Matte Clear (NTC) 55# Lay Flat-Medium Release (3.7)
Adhesives* 78# Clay Coat (4.5)
1.0 mil Gloss White
Solvent Free (mil thickness) 90# Polycoated Kraft (6.7)
2.0 mil Gloss White
AP-360 All Purpose (0.9) Film
1.0 mil Matte Silver
AP-380 All Purpose Plus (1.1) 1.5 mil Polyester
AT-300 All Temperature (0.9) 2.0 mil Polyester
2.0 mil Bright Silver
HP-330 Specialty Permanent (0.9) 2.0 mil Polyolefin
2.0 mil Bright Gold
HP-395 Specialty Permanent (1.1)
2.0 mil Matte Platinum Key: SCK = super calendered kraft
RM-410 Removable Acrylic (1.0) NTC = non-top coated
Polyester (Dot Matrix Impact)
RM-420 Removable (0.7)
1.3 mil Matte Clear
TX-100 Textile (0.7)
2.3 mil Matte Clear
TX-110 Hi Bond Textile (1.1)
2.3 mil Matte White
UC-50 Ultra Clear (0.9)
Solvent
200 High Performance Acrylic (0.8)
Polyester (Thermal Transfer)
300 High Strength (1.0)
2.0 mil Gloss Clear
310 High Precision Acrylic (0.8)
1.0 mil Gloss White
320 High Tenacity Acrylic (0.9)
2.0 mil Gloss White
400 High Tack Acrylic (1.0)
2.3 mil Matte White
2.0 mil Bright Silver *Note: Coating thickness may be adjusted to your
application. When ordering product, please
3.3 mil Matte Silver specify coating thickness in mils.
2.0 mil Matte Platinum Coating thickness 0.7-2.0 mil – solvent free
Coating thickness 0.7-1.5 mil – solvent
2.0 mil Bright Gold
Polyester (Laser Toner)
1.3 mil Matte Clear
2.3 mil Matte Clear
2.3 mil Matte White
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3 Design Express
Customer Application Requirements
Customer Information
Date
Name
Company
Address
Phone ( ) Fax ( )
Application Description
Application Requirements
Performance Requirements Type (continued) Facestock Material

Temperature MYes MNo M Glass M Paper
Maximum ______________________ M PVC M Film
Minimum _______________________ M Metal __________________________ M Metallized
Exposure Time __________________ M Painted _________________________ Surface Finish
M Other __________________________ M Gloss
Chemicals
Solvents MYes MNo Texture M Matte
Type (Heptane, Gas Oil, JP-4, etc.) M Smooth Opacity
_______________________________ M Light Texture M Opaque
Other __________________________ M Heavy Texture M Clear
Exposure Time __________________ Shape/Conformability M Other __________________________
Outdoors M Flat
Direct Sunlight MYes MNo M Curved/Convex/Concave Adhesive Requirements
Indirect Sunlight MYes MNo M Flexible M Permanent
Exposure Time __________________ M Rigid M Removable
Miscellaneous
Humidity ____ %RH ____ °F ___ hrs Facestock Requirements Application Conditions
Autoclave MSteam METO MOther Printing Temperature Range _______________
Abrasion MYes MNo Method Surface MWet MDry
Other __________________________ M Flexo
Exposure Time __________________ M Gravure Processing
Regulatory Specification Requirement M Letterpress
M Offset
Format
UL MYes MNo M Sheet to Sheet
CSA MYes MNo M Screenprinting
M Roll to Sheet
FDA (indirect contact) MYes MNo M Dot Matrix Impact
M Roll to Roll
MIL Spec # _____________________ M Thermal Transfer
M Laser Toner Dispensing
Other __________________________
M Ink Jet M Hand
M Ion Deposition M Automatic
Substrate Description M Other __________________________
M Other _______________________
Type Number of Colors ________________ Special Processes
M Plastics M Hot Stamp
Ink Type _______________________
HSE ___________________________
Ink Supplier ____________________ M Embossing
LSE ___________________________ M Debossing
M Other __________________________
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3M’s paper label stocks are specialized materials designed for demanding unique
applications.
Our paper label stocks offer:

• High speed application capabilities because of unique 3M silicone release liners.
• No flagging on small diameter vials or ampules because of our proprietary high shear,
high adhesion performance adhesives.
• Resistance to autoclaving and other sterilization processes.
• Labels requiring repulpability.
• Labels to adhere to cold and damp surfaces.
• Fragile stocks with high-bond adhesives for security and tamper evident applications.
• Quality printable surfaces for bright precise graphics.
• Variety of papers with unique ultra-low tack and repositionable adhesives.
Some applications include:

• Pharmaceutical labeling such as ampules, vials, single-unit dose injectables and
ethical drug labeling.
• Tamper evident labeling for sterilized parts and packaging.
• Over-the-counter labeling such as eye care products.
• Pricing labels for delicate or expensive items where clean, one piece removal
is desired.
• Removable point of purchase labels for appliance, electronics or automotive
applications.
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Adhesive/ Adhe- Face- Face-

Product Performance sive stock stock Liner Liner Total
Number Characteristics (Mils) Weight (Mils) Type (Mils) (Mils) Specs
High Gloss — Bright White
#300
7004 Excellent quick stick and adhesion to low surface 0.9 60# 2.8 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 6.2
energy plastics.
Excellent for pharmaceutical applications.
#320
7002 Facestock provides excellent graphic 0.9 60# 2.8 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 6.2
reproductions.
Superior flag resistance on small diameter vials.
Excellent for pharmaceutical applications.
#1000
7114BW Bright white facestock provides excellent graphic 0.4 60# 2.8 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 5.7
reproductions.
Low tack adhesive can be cleanly removed and
repositioned on most surfaces.
High Gloss — White
#320
7000 High-gloss for fine printing. 0.9 60# 4.0 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 7.4 L
Adheres well to curved surfaces.
Excellent for prime labeling and
pharmaceuticals.
7000FL Same as 7000 with film liner. 0.9 60# 4.0 Polyester Film 1.5 6.4 L
7000PLH Higher coat weight of adhesive for higher bond 1.1 60# 4.0 Polyolefin 2.0 7.1 L
to textured surfaces.
Polyolefin liner is suitable for higher application
rates.
#700
7050 High gloss for fine printing. 0.9 60# 4.0 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 7.4
Adheres to low surface energy plastics.
Litho — Coated White
#300
7016 Excellent quick stick on low surface energy plastics. 0.9 40# 1.9 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 5.3
Meets many pharmaceutical specifications.
L Underwriters Laboratories approved for listing mark
Adhesives are coated to a targeted coat weight. The caliper listed is nominal.
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Litho — Coated White
#320
7014 Excellent flag resistance on small diameter vials. 0.9 40# 1.9 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 5.3
Meets many pharmaceutical specifications.
7014FP Same as 7014 with heavier liner. 0.9 40# 1.9 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0
Suitable for higher application rates.
#1000
7112 Can be cleanly removed and repositioned on 0.4 60# 3.1 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 6.0
most surfaces.
Meets TAPPI #213 spec for repulpability.
#1100
7109 Designed to adhere to wet or damp surfaces. 0.9 60# 3.1 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 6.5
Not recommended for use with water-based
inks.
Litho — Uncoated White
#1000
7113 Designed for data-processing applications. 0.4 46# 4.0 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.6
Can be cleanly removed and repositioned on
most surfaces.
7130 Same as 7113, but with higher release liner. 0.4 46# 4.0 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 6.9
Litho Thermal Transfer — Coated White
#1000
7142 Good thermal transfer printable facestock. 0.4 55# 3.5 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 6.4
Can be removed cleanly or repositioned on
most substrates.
#1100
9037 Facestock suitable for thermal transfer printing. 0.9 50# 3.5 43# Repulpable 2.5 6.9
Meets TAPPI #213 spec for repulpability. Densified Kraft
Litho Impact-Dot Matrix — Uncoated White
#1100
9031 Facestock suitable for dot matrix printing. 0.9 60# 4.0 43# Repulpable 2.5 7.4
Meets TAPPI #213 spec for repulpability. Densified Kraft
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Litho Tamper Indicating — Coated White
#320
7011 Superior flag resistance on small diameter vials. 0.9 32# 2.3 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 5.7 L
Used for unit dose pharmaceutical packages.
7011B Same as 7011 with back printable liner. 0.9 32# 2.3 55# Back Printable 3.4 6.6 L
Liner ideally suited for sequentially numbering
labels.
Liner is compatible with most ink jet and dot
matrix printers.
Litho Tamper Indicating — Uncoated White
#320
7110 Readily fractures or delaminates. 1.1 40# 3.4 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 7.0 L
Designed for tamper-resistant labeling.
Provides write-on capability.
Excellent for pharmaceutical labeling.
Saturated Latex Impregnated — Semi-Gloss White
#320
7122 High initial and ultimate adhesion to a variety of 1.0 60# 3.5 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 7.0
medium and low surface energy substrates.
Conforms to curved surfaces and offers good
moisture resistance.
#400
7120 Conforms to curved surfaces. 1.3 60# 3.5 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 7.3
Resists staining and moisture.
Adheres to many textured surfaces.
Saturated Latex Impregnated — Smudge proof White
#1000
7116 Can be cleanly removed and repositioned on 0.4 47# 3.3 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.9
most surfaces.
Good moisture resistance.
Saturated Crepe Masking — Crepe Tan
#800
7136 Masking tape on a liner. 1.0 60# 4.5 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 8.0
Printable facestock permits instructions or part
numbers to be printed.
Withstands light sandblasting.
L Underwriters Laboratories approved for listing mark
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Thermal Card Stock — Thermal Oyster
1940 Best for wagering tickets. - 100# 7.0 - 7.0

IR and visible light readable material.
AIAG approved.
2700 Best for time cards, rack tags and betting - 100# 7.0 - 7.0
tickets.
IR and visible light readable material.
AIAG approved.
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Press Printable Film Label Stocks
Press printable film label stocks are printable by a variety of processes such as
flexography, letterpress and screen printing. 3M offers a wide variety of films for various
applications. We offer materials that have exceptional wet-out characteristics for the
“no label” look. We have adhesives that adhere well to low surface energy plastics.
We also have materials available for high speed dispensing applications.
Our polyesters are designed for the most demanding applications. They offer superior
abrasion and solvent resistance.
Applications include:
• Nameplates, labels and emblems for indoor and outdoor use.
• Instruction and schematic panels for equipment.
Our vinyls offer excellent conformability and squeeze bottle performance.

• Labeling of plastic containers such as shampoo bottles, liquid soaps and lotions.
• Labeling of small diameter or irregular shaped containers.
Our polypropylenes and polyolefins offer good conformability and durability for general
use applications.
• Indoor applications requiring a “vinyl-like” label.
• Labeling of containers from flexible to rigid.
• Labeling containers which require a “no-label” look.
Our acetates and polystyrenes offer good film stiffness for ease of die cutting. They are
suitable for rigid and semi-rigid containers.
• Labels for cosmetics and toys.
• Equipment identification, instructions and schematic panels.
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Adhesive/ Adhe- Face-

Product Performance sive stock Liner Liner Total
Number Characteristics (Mils) (Mils) Type (Mils) (Mils) Specs
Polyesters — Gloss White
#100
8418 Suitable for fuel-line identification. 1.2 1.0 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 4.7 U MF
Meets MIL-T-9906C when used with 8417
overlaminating film.
#300
7331 High abrasion and solvent resistance. 0.8 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0 UC
Good for indoor and outdoor use.
Excellent bond to LSE plastics.
7331FL Same as 7331 with film liner for automatic 0.8 2.0 Polyester Film 1.5 4.3 C
application equipment.
7931 Same as 7331, except with heavy lay-flat 0.8 2.0 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 9.5 UC
liner.
Designed for screen printing.
#400
7830 Good abrasion and chemical resistance. 0.8 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 5.0 UC
Thin label profile provides good performance
on small diameter packages.
Excellent cold temperature performance.
liner.
7921 Same as 7920, except thicker facestock. 0.8 2.0 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 9.5 UC
Offers excellent abrasion resistance.
Polyesters — Bright Silver
#300
7323 Excellent abrasion and chemical resistance. 0.8 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0 UC
Excellent adhesion to LSE plastics.
Good for indoor and outdoor exposure.
liner.
#320
7324 Excellent abrasion and chemical resistance 0.8 1.5 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 5.5
Excellent flagging resistance.
Used for indoor and outdoor applications.
U Underwriters Laboratories recognized component for UL 969 standard

C CSA accepted component, C22.2 No. 0.15-M95 standard
M F Meets L-T-100B Type II
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#400
Good long term aging performance.
7923 Good abrasion, chemical and moisture 0.8 2.0 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 9.5 UC
resistance. Good cold temperature
performance.
Heavy lay-flat liner for screen printing.
Polyesters — Brushed Silver
#400
Thin label profile provides good performance
Excellent cold temp performance.
Polyesters — Matte Silver
#300
7222 Offers high abrasion and chemical 0.8 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0 UC
resistance.
Excellent “quick stick” and bond to LSE
plastics.
Uses include instrucion and schematic
panels.
7222FL Same as 7222 with film liner. 0.8 2.0 Polyester Film 1.5 4.3 UC
#400
7826 Same as 7828, except matte. 0.8 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 5.0 UC
Polyesters — Bright Gold
#300
7325 Same as 7222 except bright gold. 0.8 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0 UC
liner.

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Polyesters — Gloss Clear
#300
7350 Offers high abrasion and solvent resistance. 0.8 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0 UC
Good for indoor and outdoor applications.
liner.
#320
7740 Excellent adhesion to LSE plastics. 0.8 1.5 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 5.5
Excellent flag resistance on small diameter
vials.
Excellent abrasion resistance and good
chemical resistance.
#400
7753 Superior clarity of both facestock and 0.8 1.5 Polyester Film 1.5 3.8 U
adhesive.
Ideal for replacing directly imaged
containers.
Ideal for pharmaceutical and cosmetic
applications.
7758 Same as 7753, except with UV indicator. 0.8 1.5 Polyester Film 1.5 3.8
Ideal for pharmaceutical applications.
7831 Thin label profile provides good performance 0.8 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 5.0 UC
Vinyls — Soft White
#300
7604FP Conformable to countoured surfaces. 1.0 3.5 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.7
Consistent, high-speed dispensing.
Excellent squeeze bottle performance.
7902 Non top-coated. Same as 7604FP, except 1.0 4.0 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 11.7
with heavy lay-flat liner.
#500
7600 High bond, but offers clean removability on 1.0 4.0 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 7.5 U MB
most surfaces for up to one year.
Excellent for plasticizer resistance.

MB Meets PPP-T-66E Type II
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Vinyls — Soft White
#500
7901 Non top-coated. Same as 7600, except 1.0 4.0 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 11.7 U
heavy lay-flat lner.
Vinyls — Rigid White
#300
7620 Can be used on rigid and semi-rigid 1.0 3.5 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.7 U
containers.
Excellent for general purpose labeling such
as drum labels.
7621 Non top-coated. Used for general purpose 1.0 3.5 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.7 U
labeling.
#900
7910P Non top-coated. Semi-flexible vinyl offers 0.8 3.5 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 11.0
good conformability.
Permanent adhesive bonds to a variety of
surfaces.
7911R Non top-coated. Same as 7910P, except 0.8 3.5 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 11.0
with removable adhesive.
Adhesive removes cleanly from a variety of
surfaces.
Used for temporary marking applications.
#UC-50
7560 Non top-coated. Conformable to 0.8 3.5 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.5
countoured surfaces. Resists Wrinkling.
For rigid and semi-rigid containers, bumper
stickers and other general use
applications.
Vinyls — Soft Clear
#300
7603 Conformable to contoured surfaces. 1.0 4.0 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 7.5
#UC-50
7561 Non top-coated. Offers high clarity and wet 0.8 4.0 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 8.0
out.
Good weatherability for outdoor applications.
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Acetates — Gloss Clear
#400
7700 Adhesive remains crystal-clear for years. 0.8 2.0 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 5.3
Film is superior for die cutting and
dispensing.
Excellent for automatic dispensing.
7710 Same as 7700, except 3.0 mil facestock. 0.8 3.0 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 6.3
#TX-110
7123 Same as 7124, except with 78# liner. 1.1 2.0 78# Clay Coated Kraft 4.5 7.6
Designed for sheeting applications.
7124 Designed for textile applications. 1.1 2.0 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 5.6
Adhesive will not stain most fabrics.
#UC-50
7702 Same as 7722 Except with 50# liner. 0.8 2.0 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0
7722 High clarity and wet out for the “no label” 0.8 2.0 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 5.3
look.
Good aging, excellent dispensability, and die-
cutting.
Recommended for indoor applications.
7726 Same as 7722 except for thinner facestock. 0.8 1.5 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 4.8
Will destruct and show tampering on some
substrates.
Acetates — Matte Clear
#400
7701 Film is superior for die cutting and 0.8 2.0 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 5.3
dispensing.
Adhesive remains clear for years.
#UC-50
7703 Adhesive provides excellent wet out 0.8 2.0 78# Clay Coated Kraft 4.5 7.3
characteristics.
Heavy lay-flat liner designed for sheet
applications.
7723 Same as 7722, except clear matte. 0.8 2.0 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 5.3
7727 Same as 7726 except clear matte. 0.8 1.5 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 4.8
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Polystyrenes — Gloss White
#AP-360
7542 Corona treated. Adhesive offers high initial 0.9 2.5 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.6
tack and excellent adhesion to a wide
variety of surfaces. Ideal for rigid and
semi-rigid containers.
Polystyrenes — Matte White
#AP-360
7552 Corona treated. Same as 7542, except 0.9 2.5 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.6
matte.
Polystyrenes — Gloss Clear
#UC-50
7522 Corona treated. Ideal for “no label” look. 0.8 2.5 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.5
Film stiffness allows easy die cutting and high
speed dispensing.
Polystyrenes — Matte Clear
#UC-50
7532 Corona treated. Same a 7522, except matte. 0.8 2.5 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.5
Polypropylenes — White
#AP-360
7777 Label-Lyte™ Corona treated. Facestock is bright white 0.9 3.0 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.1
and offers high opacity. Film stiffness
allows for easy die cutting and dispensing
for automatic applications.
Can be thermal transfer printed with resin
ribbon.
#AP-380
7783 Label-Lyte™ Corona treated. Same as 7777, except with 1.1 3.0 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.3
AP-380 adhesive.
Offers high adhesion on a variety of surfaces
including textured finishes.
Label-Lyte is a trademark of Mobil Chemical Co.
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Polypropylenes — Bright Silver
#AP-360
7778 Top-coated. Ideal for creating rich gold or 0.9 2.0 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.1
silver graphics. Adhesive provides good
intitial tack and excellent bond to a wide
variety of surfaces.
Polypropylenes — Clear
#320
7212 Top-coated. Excellent for rigid and semi- 0.4 1.6 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 4.5
rigid plastic containers. Provides “no label”
look on clear and dark containers.
Excellent conformability to a wide variety of
surfaces.
7214 Top-coated. Same as 7212, except 2.0 mil 0.4 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 5.6
facestock for automatic dispensing
applications.
7214FL Top-coated. Same as 7214 with film liner. 0.4 2.0 Polyester Film 1.5 3.9
Liner improves breakage resistance and
enhances adhesive wet-out and clarity.
7220FL Top-coated. Same as 7212 with 2 mil 0.4 1.6 Polyester Film 2.0 4.0
polyester liner.
#UC-50
7774 Top-coated. Film allows for easy die-cutting 0.8 2.0 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0
and dispensing.
Ultra clear adhesive offers excellent adhesion
to a wide variety of surfaces.
Polyolefins — Matte White
#AP-360
7293 Teslin™ Facestock suitable for dot-matrix and 0.9 7.0 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 11.1
continuous fed laser printers. Adheres well
to LSE plastics.
Designed for general use applications.
Polyolefins — Smudge proof White
#AP-360
7286 Kimdura™ Top-coated. Same as 7291, except with 78# 0.9 3.7 78# Clay Coated Kraft 4.5 9.1
liner.
Designed for sheet applictions.
Kimdura is a trademark of Kimberly Clark Corp.

Teslin is a trademark of PPG Industries.
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Polyolefins — Smudge proof White
#AP-360
7291 Kimdura™ Top-coated. Smudge proof top coat. Good 0.9 3.7 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.8
for general purpose applications.
Can be printed by dot matrix, thermal
transfer, ion deposition and ink jet
printers.
#AP-380
7289 Kimdura™ Top-coated. Good for general purpose 1.1 3.7 44# Polyproplyene 3.4 8.2
applications. Coated Natural Kraft
Adhesive is suitable for textured surfaces and
where excepional holding power is
needed.
#AT-301
7288 Kimdura™ Top-coated. Excellent for “cover-up” 0.9 3.7 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.8
applications. Gray opaque adhesive offers
good opacity to cover up copy on
application surfaces.
Can also be thermal transfer printed.
#HP-370
7287 Kimdura™ Top-coated. Designed for general purpose 1.1 3.7 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 7.3
labeling where excellent quick stick is
required.
#RM-470
7125 Kimdura™ Top-coated. Designed for general purpose 1.1 3.7 78# Clay Coated Kraft 4.5 9.3
removable applications.
Adhesive has good tack but cleanly removes
on a variety of surfaces.
Dan also be thermal transfer printed.
Polyolefins — White
#AP-360
7290 Kimdura™ Corona treated. Good vinyl substitute. 0.9 3.2 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.3
ribbons.
Excellent for rigid or semi-rigid containers.
7297 Tyvek™ Non top-coated. Exceptional tear-strength 0.9 8.0 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 12.1
and moisture resistance.
Suitable for outdoor use.
Kimdura is a trademark of Kimberly Clark Corp.

Tyvek is a trademark of Dupont Corp.
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Polyolefins — White
#AP-360
7504 Opticite-SQZ™ Corona treated. Flexible film is ideal for fully 0.9 3.5 44# Polyproplyene 3.4 7.8
sqeezable label applications. Coated Natural Kraft
ribbon.
#HP-370
7505 Opticite-SQZ™ Corona treated. Facestock offers excellent 1.1 3.5 50# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.8
flexibility.
Adhesive adheres well to damp surfaces and
offers excellent quick stick.
Opticite-SQZ is a trademark of Dow Chemical Corp.
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Impact-Dot Matrix Printable Film Label Stocks
Impact or Dot Matrix Technology

A computer controlled printhead produces a series of dots in a pattern that forms a
printed character. The dots are produced when a series of pins strikes an inked ribbon.
The ink is then transferred to the media which dries by evaporation and/or absorption.
Strengths:
• Outdoor durability with film facestocks.
• Inexpensive.
• Flexible formats.
• Ribbons can be used for multiple passes.
• Multi-part forms printing.
Limitations:
• Print resolution (may not be suited for small type or high density bar codes).
• Requires a ribbon.
• High noise level.
These label stocks are designed for printing variable information such as bar codes and
serial numbers for a variety of applications. We offer a variety of adhesives and adhesive
coat weights for demanding applications. These label stocks can also be written on with
ball point pens.
Some typical applications include:

• Rating plates on durable goods.
• Fixed asset identification labels.
• Bar code labels.
• Decorative nameplates and faceplates.
• Cost effective substitutes for metal stamped, riveted plates.
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Polyesters — Matte White
#200
7852HL Excellent for textured surfaces. 2.0 2.3 78# Densified Kraft 4.6 8.9 C
Used for asset labels.
High-temperature adhesive.
#300
7480 Fast dry topcoat for printing of large 1.0 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.5 UC
bar codes or alphanumeric symbols.
7880 Matte top coat resists scuffing, chemicals 1.0 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.5 UC
and moisture.
Liner perforates and fan folds easily.
7880HL Heavy liner version of 7880 for superior liner 1.0 2.3 78# Densified Kraft 4.6 7.9 UC
stability in high humidity.
7880PB Same as 7880, except with piggy-back 1.0 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 10.7 UC
adhesive for “tipping “ applications.
Secondary adhesive 1 mil #400.
Secondary liner 3.2 mil 55# DK.
liner.
#310
7840 Matte top coat offers excellent ink anchorage 0.8 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.3 UC
for various electronic printing
technologies.
Firm adhesive that resists oozing.
Good print contrast when bar coding.
7840HL Same as 7840 with heavier liner. 0.8 2.3 78# Densified Kraft 4.6 7.7 UC
For wide-web applications (>8" widths)
7840PB Same as 7840 except piggyback adhesive. 0.8 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 10.3 C
Secondary adhesive .8 mil #310.
7840TL Same as 7840, except with clay-coated liner. 1.0 2.3 55# Clay Coated Kraft 3.7 7.0 C
#400
7882FL Heavy adhesive coat weight is ideal for 2.0 2.3 Polyester Film 1.5 5.8 C
textured surfaces.
Excellent for cold temperature applications.
7882HL Same as 7882FL, except with heavy paper 2.0 2.3 78# Densified Kraft 4.6 8.9 UC
liner.
7982 Same as 7882HL, except with heavy lay-flat 0.8 2.3 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 9.8 U
liner.

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#HP-395
technologies.
Good adhesion to a wide variety of surfaces.
Designed for sheet fed laser printers.
7842TL Same as 7842, except thinner liner. 1.0 2.3 55# Clay Coated Kraft 3.7 7.0 UC
Suitable for a wide variety of sheet fed laser
printers.
#200
7853HL Excellent for Textured surfaces. 3.5 3.3 78# Densified Kraft 4.6 11.4 UC
High temperature adhesive.
#300
7883 Matte top-coat resisists scuffing, chemicals 1.0 3.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.5 UC
and moisture.
Excellent adhesion to LSE Plastics.
Liner can be perforated and fan-folded easily.
7883HL Heavy-liner version of 7883 for superior liner 1.0 3.3 78# Densified Kraft 4.6 8.9 UC
stability in high humidity.
7883PB Same as 7883 with piggy-back adhesive for 1.0 3.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 11.5 UC
“tipping” applications.
Secondary adhesive .8 mil. #400.
Secondary liner 3.2 mil. 55# DK.
7887 Same as 7883 except thinner facestock. 1.0 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.5 UC
7887PB Same as 7887 with piggy-back adhesive for 1.0 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 10.5
“tipping” applications.
Secondary adhesive .8 mil. #400.
Secondary liner 3.2 mil. 55# DK.
liner.
#310
7897 Firm adhesive resists ooze. 0.8 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.3 U
Liner perforates and fan-folds easily.

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Polyesters — Matte Clear
#300
7881 Matte top-coat provides good chemical and 1.0 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.5 UC
abrasion resistance.
#310
7845TL Matte top-coat provides good chemical and 1.0 1.4 55# Clay Coated Kraft 3.7 6.1 U
Excellent adhesion to HSE plastics and
metals.
Good adhesion to LSE plastics.
#400
7745 Dot matrix imprintable matte top-coat. 0.8 1.3 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 4.6 U
Ideal where variable information is needed.
Vinyls — Matte White
#500
7884 Long-term holding both indoor and 1.0 4.2 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 8.4 U
outdoor.
Provides clean removability on a variety of
surfaces.
Adhesive provides good plasticizer
resistance.
Polyimides — Matte White
#100
7811 Kapton™ Offers ultra high temperature performance. 2.0 3.0 50# Densified Kraft 3.0 8.0 U
Easy readability of variable information and
bar codes.
7811FL Kapton™ Same as 7811 except with polyester liner. 2.0 3.0 Polyester Film 1.5 6.5

Kapton is a trademark of Dupont Corp.
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Thermal Transfer Film Label Stocks
Thermal Transfer Printing Technology

A computer controlled printhead contains an array of tiny resistive elements that heat up.
A dry inked ribbon is passed across the printhead and the heat turns the ink to a semi-
liquid state and transfers the ink from the ribbon to the facestock that solidifies
on contact.
Strengths:
• Print resolution (compatible with high density bar codes).
• High print contrast.
• Greater printer reliability with few moving parts.
• Printhead protected from contact with the label stock by the ribbon.
• Multi-color capability.
• Quiet operation.
• Wax ribbons for general purpose use and resin ribbons for high performance
applications.
Limitations:
• Limited to smooth facestocks.
• Limited printer width (usually less than 6").
• Requires a ribbon.
• Ribbons can’t be used for multiple passes.
3M offers a wide variety of thermal transfer film label stocks with a variety of colors and
adhesives. We also offer a heavy coat weight of adhesive on a few label stocks for the
most demanding applications.
Some typical applications are:

• Bar code labels and rating plate labels.
• Property identification.
• Durable goods labeling.
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Product Performance sive stock Liner Liner Total Ribbon
Number Characteristics (Mils) (Mils) Type (Mils) (Mils) Type Specs
#300
7860 Durable facestock for harsh 0.8 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0 R UC
environments.
#310
7816 Offers excellent durability. 0.8 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0 R UC
7816FL Same as 7816, except with 0.8 2.0 Polyester Film 1.5 4.3 R UC
polyester liner.
#350
7871 Heavy adhesive coat weight for 2.0 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.2 R UC
textured surfaces. Excellent high
temperature resistance.
7871FL Same as 7871, except with film 2.0 2.0 Polyester Film 1.5 5.5 R UC
liner.
#400
7864 Thin label profile provides good 0.8 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 5.0 R UC
performance on small diameter
packages.
Performs well at low temperatures.
#300
7810 Features ultra smooth topcoat. 0.8 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.3 W UC
Ideal for bar code applications.
Good durability with a wide range
of ribbons.
#310
7815 Same as 7810, except #310 0.8 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.3 W UC
adhesive.
7815FL Same as 7815, except polyester 0.8 2.3 Polyester Film 1.5 4.6 W UC
liner.

R Select resin ribbons
W Select wax ribbons
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#300
environments.
Excellent adhesion to LSE Plastics.
#300
7813 Ultra-smooth matte topcoat. 0.8 3.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.3 W UC
Excellent durability with a wide
variety of ribbons.
7865 Machined matte facestock 0.8 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0 R UC
provides excellent durability for
harsh environments.
#310
7818 Compatible with a wide range of 0.8 3.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.3 W UC
ribbons.
Excellent durability.
Polyesters — Matte Platinum
#310
environments.
Firm adhesive resists ooze.
#350
7872 Heavy adhesive coat weight for 2.0 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 7.2 R UC
textured surfaces.
7872FL Same as 7871, except with film 2.0 2.0 Polyester Film 1.5 5.5 R UC
liner.
Polyesters — Bright Gold
#300
7867 Good abrasion and chemical 0.8 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0 R UC
resistance.
Used for decorative applications.

W Select wax ribbons
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#300
7861 Ideal as an overlaminate where 0.8 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.0 R UC
thermal transfer printing is
needed.
Vinyls — Bright White
#320
3690E Can withstand more than 5 years 1.0 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.2 R UC
outdoor exposure. Will conform
to curved and textured surfaces.
Offers non-transferability on
some surfaces.
Vinyls — White
#300
7890 Flexible vinyl provides good 1.0 4.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 8.2 R
conformability.
Vinyls — Matte Silver
#320
3698E Same as 3690E, except matte 1.0 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.2 R UC
silver.
Retro-Reflectives — Bright Silver
#200
3929 When bar code printed, the 1.0 4.8 78# Densified Kraft 4.6 10.4 R
facestock extends the maximum
scanning distance of long range
scanners.
Excellent for bin labeling and shelf
marking.
#320
3920 Same as 3929 except with #320 1.0 5.8 Polyester Film 1.5 8.3 R
adhesive. Offers excellent
adhesion to LSE plastics.

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Retro-Reflectives — Bright Silver
#400
3919 Same as 3929 except with #400 0.6 5.8 78# Densified Kraft 4.6 11.0 R
adhesive. Excellent for cold
temperature applications.Offers
excellent UV resistance.
Acrylates — Matte White
#350
3921 Excellent ultra high temperature 1.0 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.0 6.0 R UC
performace.
Ideal for labeling circuit boards
going through wave solder
process.

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Laser Imageable Film Label Stocks
Laser Toner Printing Technology

A laser is used to “image” a charged rotating photoconductive drum. The charge on
the drum in the imaged area attracts toner powder as the drum rotates. The toner is
transferred to the facestock and is usually fused by high temperature rollers. Some newer
printers use a flash fusion process which heats only the toner-printed area and not the
entire label stock.
Strengths:
• Compatible with high density bar codes.
• High print contrast.
• Quiet operation.
• Large volumes and high speeds are possible.
• New continuous-fed printers are more tolerant of label stocks.
Limitations:
• High heat on rollers used to fuse toner can shrink or distort some facestocks.
• Curling of label stock can occur due to high heat and can lead to jamming of the printer.
• High-performance toner options are not widely available.
• While sheet-fed printers are widely available, they tend to have problems printing
label stocks.
• The thick caliper of label stocks can cause curling, slippage, or drag through the printer.
3M offers a variety of laser imageable film label stocks for both continuous fed and sheet
fed printers. Our ultra-durable polyesters and aggressive adhesives are suitable for the
most demanding applications.
• Chemical drum labeling.
• Inventory, bin and in-process item labeling.
• Fixed asset labeling.
• Durable goods identification.
• Address labels, promotional labels and magnetic media labeling.
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Laser Imageable Film Label Stocks

#310
technologies.
7840HL Same as 7840 with heavier liner. 0.8 2.3 78# Densified Kraft 4.6 7.7 UC
For wide-web applications (>8" widths)
7840PB Same as 7840 except piggyback adhesive. 0.8 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 10.3 C
Secondary adhesive .8 mil #310.
7840TL Same as 7840, except with clay-coated liner. 1.0 2.3 55# Clay Coated Kraft 3.7 7.0 C
#HP-395
technologies.
Good adhesion to a wide variety of surfaces.
Designed for sheet fed laser printers.
7842TL Same as 7842, except thinner liner. 1.0 2.3 55# Clay Coated Kraft 3.7 7.0 UC
Suitable for a wide variety of sheet fed laser
printers.
#310
7845TL Matte top-coat provides good chemical and 1.0 1.4 55# Clay Coated Kraft 3.7 6.1 U
Excellent adhesion to HSE plastics and
metals.
Good adhesion to LSE plastics.
Polyolefins — Matte White
#310
7841 Teslin™ Excellent toner anchorage. 0.8 7.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 11.0 UC
Good conformability.
7841HL Teslin™ Same as 7841 with heavier liner. 0.8 7.0 78# Densified Kraft 4.6 12.4 UC
For wide web applications (>8" widths).

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Laser Markable Film Label Stocks
Laser Marking Technology

A computer guided laser beam evaporates a controlled pattern in a substrate. The laser
beam evaporates the top film layer to expose the second color layer.
Strengths:
• Laser etching provides permanent images in the film.
• Long-term durability.
• Excellent temperature, chemical and environmental resistance.
• Proper laser etching results in 100 percent bar code readability.
Limitations:
• Laser marking processes require exhaust systems with an activated charcoal filter.
• Laser marking systems are not readily available.
• Laser marking systems are expensive.
3M’s laser markable label stock offers the greatest measure of flexibility. Due to the
possibility of free programming of the laser, various different types of texts, logos and
detailed diagrams can be produced in irregular sequences. The laser cuts every desired
label format without the need of tools.

• Durable goods marking.
• Can also be used for tamper-indicating applications because of the brittle facestock.
• Rating plates.
• Asset tags.
• Electronic component labeling.
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Laser Markable Film Label Stocks

Acrylates — Matte Black/White
#350
7847 Excellent temperature, chemical and 1.2 2.4 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.8 UC
environmental resistance.
Two layered film construction provides
excellent long-term performance.
Brittle facestock provides destructibility on
some substrates.

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Tamper-indicating Film Label Stocks
3M offers two types of tamper indicating film materials:
Our destructible vinyls are designed to fracture easily. The combination of a fragile film
and a tenacious adhesive results in a product which prevents one piece removal from
most surfaces after a short period of dwell time.
Our tamper indicating polyesters look like standard label stocks. However, when these
labels are peeled back or removed, they leave a “void” pattern in the label rendering them
non-transferable. Residue and non-residue depositing adhesives are available.
Both of these tamper indicating label types are available in constructions which work
with a wide variety of variable information print technologies including dot matrix
impact and thermal transfer printing.

• Non-transferable labels for registrations and licenses typically delivered on
business forms.
• Non-transferable warning and warranty labels for automotive, appliance and
electronic industries.
• Tamper-indicating labels and seals for over-the-counter drugs and other
packaging applications.
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#300
7381 Tamper evident - VOID. 1.0 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.2 UC
Used for closures in packaging of
OTC drugs.
Facestock resists harsh
environments.
7866 Same as 7381 with top-coat for 1.0 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.2 R UC
thermal transfer printing.
7935 Same as 7381, except with heavy 1.0 2.0 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 9.7 UC
lay-flat liner.
#300
Dot matrix imprintable.
Designed for security rating plates
and certification plates.
lay-flat liner.
#320
7385 Tamper evident - VOID. 1.0 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.5 U
Excellent flagging resistance.
7385PB Tamper evident - VOID. 1.0 2.3 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 10.5
Same as 7385 with piggy-back
adhesive for “tipping” onto
forms.
Secondary adhesive 1.0 mil #320.
Secondary Liner 3.2 mil 55# DK.
#300
Designed for security closures of
packaged products.
Ideal for warning labels.
lay-flat liner.

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#490
7394 Tamper evident - VOID. 1.5 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 6.7
Adhesive activates void message
but leaves no residue on most
surfaces.
Vinyls — Matte White
#200
7885 Fragile vinyl facestock destructs 0.8 2.4 50# Densified Kraft 2.9 6.1 UC
easily.
Excellent adhesion to metals,
HSE plastics and a variety of
paints.
Vinyls — White
#200
7610 Non top-coated. Facestock 0.8 1.8 50# Densified Kraft 2.9 5.5 UC
fractures and tears easily.
Excellent adhesion to metals,
HSE plastics and a variety of
paints. Often used for vehicle
parking permits.
ANSI approved for sports, lawn
and garden equipment.
7900 Non top-coated. Resists one- 0.8 1.8 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 9.3 UC
piece removal. Fragile film
fractures and tears easily.

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Aluminum Foil Label Stocks
3M’s aluminum foil label stocks are a unique group of products designed to meet a wide
range of difficult nameplate application requirements. These aluminum facestocks
feature an ink receptive vinyl top-coating.

• Inexpensive metal nameplate alternative for the appliance, electronics, automotive and
aircraft industries.
• Durable OEM decals requiring high temperature resistance.
• Serialized rating plates where extremely high bond or long term stability is needed.
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Aluminum Foil Label Stocks

Aluminum — Bright Silver
#320
7801 Vinyl top coated for ink receptivity. 1.7 2.0 60# Densified Kraft 3.3 7.0 UC
Heavy adhesive coat weight suitable for
textured surfaces.
liner.
Aluminum — Matte Silver
#200
Excellent for rough or textured surfaces.
High-temperature resistant adhesive.
liner.
#320
Heavy adhesive coat weight suitable for
textured surfaces.
liner.

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3M’s overlaminating films can increase the indoor and outdoor life expectancy of label
stocks. We offer polyester films that offer excellent durability, scratch resistance and
chemical resistance. We also offer polypropylene films which offer excellent chemical
resistance and good conformability.
Our AcrylarTM and TedlarTM films offer excellent UV resistance to assist in reducing color
fade with some inks.
We offer both paper linered products and film linered products which offer better clarity
on black and silver labels and labels which have a lot of graphics.

• Labels for durable goods and electronic appliances.
• Labels for tools and industrial equipment.
• Labels exposed to UV, abrasion and harsh chemicals.
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Polyesters — Brushed Clear
#400
7733FL Non top-coated. Film liner provides superior 0.8 1.0 Polyester Film 1.5 3.3 U
clarity. Ideal on metallized or dark colors.
Excellent durability and UV resistance.
#100
8417 Non top-coated. Designed for fuel line 1.2 1.0 - 2.2 U ME
identification.
Meets MIL-T-9906C when used with 8418
press printable film label stock.
#400
7730FL Non top-coated. Film liner offers superior 0.8 1.0 Polyester Film 1.5 3.3 U
graphic appearance. Ideal for metallized
or dark colors.
7731FL Non top-coated. Same as 7730FL, except 0.8 2.0 Polyester Film 1.5 4.3 U
2.0 mil facestock.
overlaminating.
Excellent abrasion, chemical and UV
resistance.
7743FL Non top-coated. Same as 7730FL, except 0.8 4.0 Polyester Film 1.5 6.3 U
4.0 mil facestock.
8415 Non top-coated. This product is self wound 0.5 1.0 - 1.5
and used when a liner is not wanted.
Offers Excellent abrasion and UV resistance.
#UC-50
7781PL Non top-coated. Excellent all purpose 0.8 2.0 Polyolefin 2.0 4.8
overlaminate.
Film liner provides exceptional wet-out for
superior clarity.
7784PL Non top-coated. Same as 7781PL, except 0.8 1.0 Polyolefin 2.0 3.8 U
thinner facestock.
#400
7732FL Non top-coated. Film liner provides superior 0.8 1.0 Polyester Film 1.5 3.3 U
clarity.
Ideal for metallized or dark colors.

M E Meets L-T-100B Type I
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#400
overlaminating.
Excellent abrasion, chemical and UV
resistance.
7745 Dot matrix imprintable matte top-coat. 0.8 1.3 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 4.6 U
Ideal where variable information is needed.
#UC-50
7786PL Non top-coated. Excellent all purpose 0.8 1.0 Polyolefin 2.0 3.8 U
overlaminate.
Film liner provides excellent wet-out for
superior clarity.
Polypropylenes — Clear
#700
8051 Non top-coated. Economical self wound film 0.5 1.2 - 1.7
for general purpose applications. Good
Not recommended for prolonged outdoor
applications.
#UC-50
7770 Non top-coated. Economical film for indoor 0.8 1.0 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 4.3
applications.
Resists acids, bases and solvents.
7771 Non top-coated. Same as 7770, except 2.0 0.8 2.0 40# Densified Kraft 2.5 5.3
mil facestock.
Acrylates — Gloss Clear
#400
7735FL Acrylar™ Designed for long term outdoor applications. 0.8 3.0 Polyester Film 1.5 5.3 U
Special UV resistant film provides a minimum
of 5 years outdoor durability.
Polycarbonates — Velvet Clear
#400
7737FL Lexan™ Used to achieve the attracitve appearance of 0.8 3.0 Polyester Film 1.5 5.3 U
a subsurface screen printed
polycarbonate.
7738FL Lexan™ Same as 7737FL, except 5.0 mil facestock. 0.8 5.0 Polyester Film 1.5 7.3 U

Acrylar is a 3M tradename for acrylic.
Lexan is a trademark of General Electric Co.
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Polyvinyl Flouride — Gloss Clear
#400
7747FL Tedlar™ Good UV resistance over extended periods 0.8 1.0 Polyester Film 1.5 3.3
of time. Excellent chemical and solvent
resistance.
Film liner provides superior clarity for
metallized and dark colors.
Tedlar is a trademark of Dupont Corp.
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Label Component Films
We offer a line of polyesters and adhesives that can be mixed and matched to meet
various demanding applications. These components allow customers the options of
obtaining up to 5 mils of adhesive on various films. These components are all designed
for roll converting and available in constructions which work with a wide variety of
variable information print technologies including dot matrix impact, thermal transfer and
laser printing.

• Labels as seals for over-the-counter drugs, banking envelopes, and non-transferable
automobile inspection labels.
• A component in the construction of labels with protected or sub-surface printed
graphics used in harsh environments.
• Automotive labels for under the hood and interior applications.
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Label Component Films
Product Performance Film

Number Characteristics (Mils) Specs
Polyester Films — Gloss Clear

8044 Non top-coated. Designed for non-transferable label construction where a destruct 2.0 U
pattern is wanted. Clear film allows for subsurface printing.
Typically used in automotive industry.
Polyester Films — Matte Clear

8039 Non top-coated. Clear film allows for subsurface printing for protection of inks. 2.0 U
Typical use in Over-the-counter and pharmaceutical applications.
Press Printable Polyester Films — Gloss Clear

8038 Top-coated film for use with standard printing inks. 2.0
Clear Film allows for subsurface printing.
Used for automotive, electronics and other durable goods applications.
Impact or Dot Matrix Polyester Films — Matte White

8050 Matte top coat for dot-matrix printing. 2.3 U
Excellent abrasion and chemical resistance.
Impact or Dot Matrix Polyester Films — Matte Silver

8053 Same as 8050, except matte silver. 3.3 U
Impact or Dot Matrix Polyester Films — Matte Clear

8049 Matte top coat for dot-matrix printing. 2.3 U
Clear film allows for subsurface printing of inks.
Thermal Transfer Polyester Films — Gloss White

8057 Provides excellent durability. 2.0
Used for automotive, electronic and other durable goods applications.
Thermal Transfer Polyester Films — Bright Silver

8058 Same as 8057, except bright silver. 2.0
Press Printable Tamper Indicating Polyester Films — Gloss White

8071 Facestock pre-printed with tamper evident “VOID” message. 2.0
Top coated for a wide variety of inks.
Applications include: non-transferable labels for automotive, appliance and electronics.
Also used for tamper indicating seals on packages.
Press Printable Tamper Indicating Polyester Films — Bright Silver

8074 Same as 8071, except bright silver. 2.0
Press Printable Tamper Indicating Polyester Films — Gloss Clear

Clear film allows for subsurface printed graphics.
Impact or Dot Matrix Tamper Indicating Polyester Films — Matte White

Matte top coat for dot-matrix printing.
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Label Component Adhesives
Adhesive/
Product Performance Adhesive Liner Liner Printed
Number Characteristics (Mils) Type (Mils) Liner Specs
#100
965 Superior resistance to jet fuel and other chemicals. 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
Used for fuel line identification labels on aircraft.
9461P Outstanding temperature and chemical resistance. 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 P
Offers low outgassing performance. Suitable for disk drive
applications.
Caliper controlled liner for rotary die cutting.
9462P Thicker version of 9461P for moderately textured surfaces. 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 P U
#220
9522 Offers good high temperature and chemical resistance. 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 P U
Very good shear performance.
9525 Thicker version of 9522. 5.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 P U
Designed for rough, textured or embossed surfaces.
#300
992 Excellent adhesion to LSE plastics. 2.0 F 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 U
Used on moderately textured surfaces.
Used on highly textured surfaces.
9452 Opaque white adhesive designed for fire extinguisher labels. 1.5 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 U
Meets UL 299 requirements.
9458 Excellent adhesion to a variety of surfaces including LSE plastics. 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 U
Designed for non-transferable labels in the automotive and
pharmaceutical industries.
9458R Red adhesive leaves visible red stain or “footprint” on many LSE 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
plastics and paint surfaces. Excellent adhesion to LSE plastics.
9458U Adhesive leaves UV-fluorescing stain or “footprint” on many LSE 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
plastic and paint surfaces.
Bonds well to LSE plastics.
9459S Silver pigmented adhesive increases opacity for subsurface printed 1.5 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 U
graphic labels.
9459W White pigmented adhesive provides increased opacity for 1.5 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 U
subsurface printed graphic labels.
#320
9447 High-tenacity adhesive provides excellent peel strength, cohesive 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
strength and flagging resistance. Excellent adhesion to LSE
plastics.
#350
9442 Ideal for moderately textured surfaces. Offers excellent temperature 2.0 F 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
resistance and good chemical resistance. Bonds well to all
surfaces including LSE plastics.
9445 Excellent for rough, textured surfaces. Offers excellent temperature 5.0 F 55# Densified Kraft 3.2

P Printed liner (See Liner Print Chart on page 23.)
F Fiber reinforced
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Adhesive/
#400
9457 Provides long term stability, high-initial adhesion, high-bond 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 U
strength, excellent outdoor performance and UV resistance.
Adhesive/ Primary Secondary

Product Performance Adhesive Carrier Carrier Adhesive Total Liner Liner
Number Characteristics (Mils) Type (Mils) (Mils) (Mils) Type (Mils) Specs
Double Coated Laminating Adhesives

#300 / #300
9455 White carrier provides uniform, 1.0 Polyester white 1.0 1.0 3.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
graphic quality opacity.
Excellent adhesion to LSE
plastics.
#400 / #300
9466B Piggy-back adhesive designed 2.0 Polypropylene 3.5 1.0 6.5 60# Densified Kraft 3.7
for blood bag labels. white
#300 adhesive stays with the
facestock for applying to
forms.
#400 adhesive FDA approved
for attachment to blood
bags.
#1000 / #320
9870 The #1000 repositionable 0.4 Polyester 1.0 1.5 2.9 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
adhesive cleanly removes
from a wide variety of
surfaces.
The #320 permanent adhesive
provides excellent adhesion
to a variety of surfaces
including LSE plastics.
The liner is on the
repositionable adhesive side.
Adhesive/ Primary Primary Secondary Secondary

Product Performance Adhesive Liner Liner Liner Liner
Number Characteristics (Mils) Type (Mils) Type (Mils) Specs
Double Linered Laminating Adhesives

#300
9428 Printable paper liner for printing of 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 43# Densified Kraft 2.5
application instructions. Double linered
for selective die cutting of adhesive.
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Double Linered Laminating Adhesives

#320
9438N Film liner for high-speed processing and 1.0 Polyester Film 1.5 43# Densified Kraft 2.5
dispensing. Excellent adhesion to LSE
Plastics.
#600
9437 Excellent temperature and chemical 2.0 Polyester Film 1.5 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
resistance. Offers high shear strength.
Film liner offers excellent die-cutting.
#1000
9449 Ultra low tack adhesive can be cleanly 0.4 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 43# Densified Kraft 2.5
removed from a wide variety of
surfaces and repositioned.
Product Performance Liner Liner Printed

Number Characteristics Type (Mils) Liner
Release Liners
4994 Caliper controlled liner for rotary die cutting. Release coated two sides. 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
Very low release for double linering #300 “Hi-Strength” Adhesive.
Outside of roll has easiest release.
4996 Clear film is suitable for graphics inspection of backlit panels. Polyester Film 1.5
Release coat one side.
4997 Release coat one side. 70# Flatstock 4.0
Heavy liner suited for kiss cutting and lay flat applications.
4999 Release coat one side. 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
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Laminating Adhesives for Graphic Attachment
3M is a leader in adhesive technology. We have a wide variety of adhesives, including the
most advanced acrylic formulations which are engineered to provide a full range of
performance characteristics.
Our adhesives range from very firm, highly cross-linked for high temperature and harsh
chemical resistance, to soft tackified adhesives that bond exceptionally well to low
surface energy plastics.
We offer free film, double coated, permanent and repositionable adhesives. Most of our
adhesives are pressure sensitive. Heat and solvent activated are also available. Our clear
and pigmented adhesives increase opacity for sub-surface printed graphic labels.

• Metal and plastic nameplate attachment including low surface energy substrates.
• Aerospace applications where low outgassing is required.
• Labels for fuel line identification and where harsh chemical resistance is required.
• Backlit panel attachment and under the hood decals for automobile applications.
• Lamination of wood veneers and plastic laminates to cabinetry and furniture.
• Decorative trim for appliances and electronic equipment.
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Adhesive/
Roll Laminating Adhesives

#100
941 Excellent high temperature,chemical and UV resistance. 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 U
Excellent shear strength and low outgassing properties.
Designed for plastic nameplate applications.
941N Same as 941, except heavy lay-flat liner. 2.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5
Designed for thin plastics and kiss cutting applications.
965 Superior resistance to jet fuel and other chemicals. 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
Used for fuel line identification labels on aircraft.
966 Excellent bond to metals and HSE plastics. 2.0 62# Densified Kraft 3.8 P U MH
Superior temperature, solvent and UV resistance.
Low outgassing properties; suitable for aerospace and electronics
industries.
9461P Outstanding temperature and chemical resistance. 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 P
Offers low outgassing performance. Suitable for disk drive
applications.
9462P Thicker version of 9461P for moderately textured surfaces. 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 P U
#200
467 Very good chemical and temperature resistance. 2.0 62# Densified Kraft 3.8 P U MH
Excellent adhesion to smooth and moderately textured metals and
HSE plastics.
Designed for metal nameplate applications.
467MS Very good temperature and chemical resistance. 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 P U MH
Moisture stable liner suited for plastic nameplates.
Adhesive suitable for disk drive applications.
468 Thicker version of 467. 5.0 62# Densified Kraft 3.8 P U MH
Designed to bond to textured surfaces.
468MS Same as 467MS, except 5 mil thick. 5.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 P U MH
9567 Good adhesion to metals, HSE plastics and foams. 2.0 F 62# Densified Kraft 3.8 P U
Fibered version of 467 for narrow width applications and easier
handling. Used for general purpose joining applications.
9568 Fibered version of 468 for narrow width applications 5.0 F 62# Densified Kraft 3.8 P U
and easier handling.
Good adhesion to metals, HSE plastics and foams.
#200MP
467MP Excellent environmental resistance and adhesion to metals, and 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 P U MH
HSE plastics. High shear strength that resists edge lifting.
Superior adhesive smoothness for thin film graphic overlays.
468MP Thicker version of 467MP. 5.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 P U MH
9667MP Same as 467MP, except heavy lay-flat liner. 2.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 P U
Excellent kiss-cuttable liner for end tabs and multiple nameplates
on common carrier.
Provides stability when processing thin graphic materials.
9668MP Same as 468MP, except heavy lay-flat liner. 5.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 P U MH
on common carrier.
Liner provides stability when processing thin graphic materials.

MH Meets Mil-P-19834B Type I
F Fiber reinforced
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Adhesive/

#220
9502 Very good temperature, chemical and UV resistance. 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 P U MH
Designed for plastic nameplates, appliques and graphic overlays
bonded to smooth surfaces. Excellent shear strength.
9502HL Same as 9502, except with heavy lay-flat liner for easier handling of 2.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 P
thin graphic materials and better kiss cutting properties.
9505 Thicker version of 9502. 5.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 P U MH
9505HL Same as 9505, except with heavy lay-flat liner for easier handling of 5.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 P
thin graphic materials and better kiss cutting properties.
9522 Offers good high temperature and chemical resistance. 2.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 P U
Very good shear performance.
9525 Thicker version of 9522. 5.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 P U
#300
Used on moderately textured surfaces.
Used on highly textured surfaces.
9452 Opaque white adhesive designed for fire extinguisher labels. 1.5 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 U
Meets UL 299 requirements.
9453 Excellent quick stick and adhesion to LSE plastics. 3.5 F 60# Densified Kraft 3.7 U
Designed for moderately textured plastic surfaces.
DK liner suitable for metal nameplate applications.
9458 Excellent adhesion to a variety of surfaces including LSE plastics. 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 U
Designed for non-transferable labels in the automotive and
pharmaceutical industries.
9458R Red adhesive leaves visible red stain or “footprint” on many LSE 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
plastics and paint surfaces. Excellent adhesion to LSE plastics.
9458U Adhesive leaves UV-fluorescing stain or “footprint” on many LSE 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
plastic and paint surfaces.
Bonds well to LSE plastics.
9459S Silver pigmented adhesive increases opacity for subsurface printed 1.5 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 U
graphic labels.
9459W White pigmented adhesive provides increased opacity for 1.5 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 U
subsurface printed graphic labels.
9471 Excellent adhesion to foams and smooth LSE plastics. 2.0 F 60# Densified Kraft 3.7 P U MH
Good environmental performance.
Excellent die-cutting of metal nameplates.
9471PC Same as 9471, except with moisture stable liner. 2.0 F 61# Polycoated Kraft 4.2
Suitable for lamination to thin plastics and graphic overlays.
9472 Thicker version of 9471. 5.0 F 60# Densified Kraft 3.7 P U MH
Designed for bonding to textured surfaces.
9653 High bond to moderately textured LSE plastics. 3.5 F 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 U
Heavy lay-flat liner for better handling of thin films and kiss-cutting.

F Fiber reinforced
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Adhesive/

#300
9671 Same as 9471, except heavy lay-flat liner. 2.0 F 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 P U MH
Kiss-cuttable liner for end tabs and multiple parts on common
carrier.
9672 Thicker version of 9671 for bonding to textured surfaces. 5.0 F 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 P U
9673 Same as 9671, except unprinted liner. 2.0 F 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5
#300MP
964 Carpet attachment adhesive. 13.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 P
Excellent shear strength and adhesion to plastics.
Used for general component attachment.
9692 Good adhesion to foams and LSE plastics. 2.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5
Heavy lay-flat liner designed for laminating to thin plastic
nameplates and overlays. Excellent kiss cuttable liner.
9695 Thicker version of 9692 for bonding to textured surfaces. 5.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5
9770 Good adhesion to LSE plastics and foams. 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 MH
For bonding plastic nameplates and graphic overlays to smooth
surfaces. Excellent shear strength.
9774 Thicker version of 9770 for bonding to textured surfaces. 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 MH
#320
9447 High-tenacity adhesive provides excellent peel strength, cohesive 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
strength and flagging resistance. Excellent adhesion to LSE
plastics.
#350
9442 Ideal for moderately textured surfaces. Offers excellent temperature 2.0 F 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
9445 Excellent for rough, textured surfaces. Offers excellent temperature 5.0 F 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
#400
9457 Provides long term stability, high-initial adhesion, high-bond 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 U
strength, excellent outdoor performance and UV resistance.
9665 Designed for graphic attachment when either extremely low 2.0 F 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5
temperature holding is required or where some degree of room
temperature removal is necessary for graphic changes.
#UtAcr
952MR Economy grade plastic nameplate adhesive. 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
Designed to bond to smooth metals and HSE plastics.
954MR Thicker version of 952MR. 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
Designed to bond to textured metals and HSE plastics.

F Fiber reinforced
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Double Coated Roll Laminating Adhesives

#200MP / #200MP
9495MP Exceptional temperature and 2.3 Polyester 0.5 2.3 5.1 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
Carrier provides easier handling
and die cutting.
#300 / #300
9455 White carrier provides uniform, 1.0 Polyester white 1.0 1.0 3.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
graphic quality opacity.
Excellent adhesion to LSE
plastics.
#300MP / #300MP
9690 Good adhesion to plastics. 2.3 Polyester 0.5 2.3 5.1 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5
Excellent shear strength.
Used for foam lamination and
graphic attachment.
#400 / #300
9466B Piggy-back adhesive designed 2.0 Polypropylene 3.5 1.0 6.5 60# Densified Kraft 3.7
for blood bag labels. white
#300 adhesive stays with the
facestock for applying to
forms.
#400 adhesive FDA approved
for attachment to blood
bags.
#700 / #700
919 Synthetic rubber based 2.0 Tissue 1.0 2.0 5.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 U
adhesive.
Designed to bond plastic
surfaces.
Recommended for indoor use
only.
#1000 / #320
9870 The #1000 repositionable 0.4 Polyester 1.0 1.5 2.9 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
adhesive cleanly removes
from a wide variety of
surfaces.
The #320 permanent adhesive
provides excellent adhesion
to a variety of surfaces
including LSE plastics.
The liner is on the
repositionable adhesive side.
9871 Same as 9870, except on a 0.4 Polyester 1.0 1.5 2.9 60# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
moisture stable liner for steel
rule die-cutting of plastic
nameplates.
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Double Linered Roll Laminating Adhesives

#200
912 Extremely clear adhesive. 2.0 F LDPE Film 4.0 43# Densified Kraft 2.5 U MH
Good temperature and chemical
resistance.
White polyethylene liner allows adhesive
to be embossed or pressure formed.
#200MP
918MP Excellent temperature and chemical 5.0 LDPE Film 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 U MH
resistance.
Polyethylene liner allows adhesive to be
formed by pressure or
thermovacuum-forming technique.
Transparent liner for inspection of
graphics.
9172MP Excellent chemical and temperature 2.0 HDPE Film 3.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 U
resistance.
Transparent liner for graphic inspection
of backlit panels.
9185MP Same as 9172MP, except 5 mils thick. 5.0 HDPE Film 3.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 U
Designed for applications involving
relatively rough textured or deeply
ebossed surfaces.
9188 9185MP with heavy lay-flat liner for kiss 5.0 HDPE Film 3.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5
cutting.
Transparent film liner for graphics
inspection.
9676MP Same as 9172MP, except white 2.0 Polypropylene Film 3.5 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 U MH
polypropylene film liner.
Polypropylene liner conforms during
embossing yet die cuts cleanly.
#300
9428 Printable paper liner for printing of 1.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 43# Densified Kraft 2.5
application instructions. Double linered
for selective die cutting of adhesive.
#300MP
9784 High bond to LSE plastics and excellent 4.0 HDPE Film 3.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
shear strength.
Clear film liner for graphic inspection of
backlit graphic panels.
Liner also suitable for embossing
applications.
#320
9438N Film liner for high-speed processing and 1.0 Polyester Film 1.5 43# Densified Kraft 2.5
dispensing. Excellent adhesion to LSE
Plastics.

F Fiber reinforced
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Double Linered Roll Laminating Adhesives

#600
9437 Excellent temperature and chemical 2.0 Polyester Film 1.5 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
resistance. Offers high shear strength.
Film liner offers excellent die-cutting.
#1000
9449 Ultra low tack adhesive can be cleanly 0.4 55# Densified Kraft 3.2 43# Densified Kraft 2.5
removed from a wide variety of
surfaces and repositioned.

Double Linered Roll & Sheet Laminating Adhesives

#200MP
7952MP Excellent temperature and chemical 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 U
resistance.
High cohesive strength withstands
repeated stresses from switch
activation.
Designed for selective die cutting.
Primary liner is printed. See page 23.
7955MP Thicker version of 7952MP. 5.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 U
7962MP 7952MP on a lay-flat liner for kiss cutting 2.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 U
and selective die-cutting.
#220
9552 Good temperature, chemical and UV 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
resistance.
Used for bonding thin graphic overlays,
plastic nameplates, appliques, and
decorative trim to smooth metal and
HSE plastics.
9555 Thicker version of 9552 to bond to 5.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
textured surfaces.
#300MP
7951 Good adhesion to LSE plastics. 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
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Adhesive/
Heat/Solvent Activated Adhesives

#1200A
583 Heat or solvent-activated dry film adhesive provides a strong, long- 2.0 63# Parchment (Blue) 3.5 U
aging bond.
Thermosets for a stronger bond.
593R Thicker version of 583 for bonding to moderately textured 3.0 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
surfaces.
#1200B
588 Heat-activated dry film adhesive with high internal strength 6.0 63# Parchment (Blue) 3.5
provides structural type bonds.
Thicker caliper bonds irregular and porous surfaces.Thermosets
for a stronger bond.
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Laminating Adhesives for Membrane Switch Assembly
3M’s adhesive and membrane switch spacers are the standard in the industry and are
ideal for membrane switch assembly and graphic overlay attachment.
Adhesives for selective die cutting

3MTM Laminating Adhesives are available with two liners for ease of processing and
selective removal of adhesive in switch contact areas.
Spacers for circuit separation (double-coated)

3MTM Double-coated Membrane Switch Spacers feature 2.0 mil adhesive layers for
industry standard, high-performance requirements. The #200MP Hi-performance Acrylic
Adhesive provides the assurance that your switch will perform through difficult
environmental conditions.
Spacers for switch assembly (single-coated)

3M’s single-coated polyester products are ideal for circuit layers, metal dome placement
and lead protection. The #200MP Hi-performance Acrylic Adhesive provides the
assurance necessary for constructing durable, long-lasting membrane switches.
Switch Attachment
3MTM laminating adhesives are available in thicker versions for strong attachment of
membrane switch assemblies to rough or textured surfaces. 3MTM 5.0 mil Laminating
Adhesives provide bond strength and environmental stability for long-lasting
performance.
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Double Linered Sheet Laminating Adhesives

#200MP
7952MP Excellent temperature and chemical 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 U
resistance.
High cohesive strength withstands
repeated stresses from switch
activation.
7955MP Thicker version of 7952MP. 5.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 U
#220
9552 Good temperature, chemical and UV 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
resistance.
Used for bonding thin graphic overlays,
plastic nameplates, appliques, and
decorative trim to smooth metal and
HSE plastics.
9555 Thicker version of 9552 to bond to 5.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
textured surfaces.
#300MP
7951 Good adhesion to LSE plastics. 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
Adhesive/ Primary Secondary Primary Primary Secondary Secondary

Product Performance Adhesive Carrier Carrier Adhesive Total Liner Liner Liner Liner
Number Characteristics (Mils) Type (Mils) (Mils) (Mils) Type (Mils) Type (Mils) Specs
Double Coated Spacers

#200MP / #200MP
7945MP Excellent temperature, 2.0 Polyester 1.0 2.0 5.0 58# Polycoated 4.0 58# Polycoated 4.0 U
chemical and UV Kraft Kraft
resistance.
High shear strength
withstands repeated
stresses of switch
actuation. Designed to
separate switch circuitry
until actuation.
Both liners are printed.
See page 23.
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#200MP / #200MP
7953MP Same characteristics as 1.5 Polyester 0.5 1.5 3.5 58# Polycoated 4.0 58# Polycoated 4.0 U
7945MP. Kraft Kraft
Primary liner is printed.
See page 23.
7945MP. Kraft Kraft
See page 23.
7945MP. Kraft Kraft
Both Liners are printed.
See page 23.
7945MP. Kraft Kraft
See page 23.
7945MP. Kraft Kraft
See page 23.
9045MP Excellent high temperature, 2.0 Polyester 1.0 2.0 5.0 90# Polycoated 6.7 90# Polycoated 6.7 U
chemical and U.V. Kraft Kraft
resistance.
High cohesive strength
withstands repeated
stresses of switch
actuation.
Heavy liner for improved
handling and lay-flat
properties.
See page 23.
9045MP. Kraft Kraft
See page 23.
9045MP. Kraft Kraft
See page 23.
9045MP. Kraft Kraft
See page 23.
9045MP. Kraft Kraft
See page 23.
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#220 / #220
9553 Good high temperature, 1.5 Polyester 0.5 1.5 3.5 58# Polycoated 4.0 58# Polycoated 4.0
chemical and UV Kraft Kraft
resistance.
Good cohesive strength
resists stresses of switch
actuation.
See page 23.
9557 Same characteristics as 1.5 Polyester 3.0 1.5 6.0 58# Polycoated 4.0 58# Polycoated 4.0
9553. Kraft Kraft
See page 23.
9553. Kraft Kraft
See page 23.
9553. Kraft Kraft
See page 23.
9553. Kraft Kraft
See page 23.
#600 / #600
7979 Premium adhesive for harsh 2.0 Polyester 5.0 2.0 9.0 58# Polycoated 4.0 58# Polycoated 4.0
chemical and high Kraft Kraft
temperature resistance.
High shear strength
withstands repeated
stresses from switch
actuation.
See page 23.
Adhesive/
Product Performance Adhesive Carrier Carrier Total Liner Liner Printed
Number Characteristics (Mils) Type (Mils) (Mils) Type (Mils) Liner Specs
Single Coated Spacers

#200MP
7993MP Excellent temperature, chemical 2.0 Polyester 1.0 3.0 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 P U
and UV resistance.
Used for lead protection, dome
retainer sheets and for
printing conductive circuitry.
7995MP Same characteristics as 2.0 Polyester 3.0 5.0 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 P U
7993MP.

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Adhesive/
Product Performance Adhesive Carrier Carrier Total Liner Liner Printed
Number Characteristics (Mils) Type (Mils) (Mils) Type (Mils) Liner Specs
Single Coated Spacers

#200MP
7997MP Same characteristics as 2.0 Polyester 5.0 7.0 90# Polycoated Kraft 6.7 P U
7993MP.
Adhesive/
Specialty Adhesive
#A-10
9703 Electrically conductive adhesive. 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
Conducts only through the adhesive thickness.
For use in numerous electronics assembly applications.

Specialty Adhesive
#Silicone
9731 Double coated adhesive 2.5 Polyester 1.0 2.0 5.5 Polyester Film 4.0 61# Polycoated 4.2
utilizing a high Kraft
performance acrylic
adhesive on one side of a
carrier and a silicone
adhesive on the other
side.
Designed to adhere to
silicone and non-silicone
surfaces.

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Laminating Adhesives for Non-Graphic (Foam) Attachment
3M offers a wide variety of adhesives for the foam and gasket fabricating industry. We
offer simple rubber-based adhesives to sophisticated acrylics designed to meet the most
stringent specifications. Our adhesives are offered in a variety of forms.
Unsupported or Free-film:
• Provides higher adhesion to non-porous materials.
• Allows foam to conform well to compound curved surfaces.
Reinforced or Fibered:
• Reduces adhesive flow into open cell foams to increase available adhesive on foam
surface which increases bond to application surface.
• Improves cohesive strength for less foam slippage or edge lifting.
• Allows foam to conform well to compound curved surfaces.
Supported or Doubled Coated:

• Provides excellent foam stability to reduce stretching and to allow more precise
alignment during application.
• Controlled adhesive flow into open cell foam and controlled caliper for bond to
application surface.

• Attaching foam to computer cabinets for sound deadening.
• General purpose lamination for fabricated parts.
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Adhesive/

#200
467 Very good chemical and temperature resistance. 2.0 62# Densified Kraft 3.8 P U MH
Excellent adhesion to smooth and moderately textured metals and
HSE plastics.
Designed for metal nameplate applications.
468 Thicker version of 467. 5.0 62# Densified Kraft 3.8 P U MH
9567 Good adhesion to metals, HSE plastics and foams. 2.0 F 62# Densified Kraft 3.8 P U
Fibered version of 467 for narrow width applications and easier
handling. Used for general purpose joining applications.
9568 Fibered version of 468 for narrow width applications 5.0 F 62# Densified Kraft 3.8 P U
and easier handling.
Good adhesion to metals, HSE plastics and foams.
#200MP
467MP Excellent environmental resistance and adhesion to metals, and 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 P U MH
HSE plastics. High shear strength that resists edge lifting.
Superior adhesive smoothness for thin film graphic overlays.
468MP Thicker version of 467MP. 5.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 P U MH
9667MP Same as 467MP, except heavy lay-flat liner. 2.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 P U
on common carrier.
9668MP Same as 468MP, except heavy lay-flat liner. 5.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 P U MH
on common carrier.
Liner provides stability when processing thin graphic materials.
#300
9471 Excellent adhesion to foams and smooth LSE plastics. 2.0 F 60# Densified Kraft 3.7 P U MH
Excellent die-cutting of metal nameplates.
9471PC Same as 9471, except with moisture stable liner. 2.0 F 61# Polycoated Kraft 4.2
Suitable for lamination to thin plastics and graphic overlays.
9472 Thicker version of 9471. 5.0 F 60# Densified Kraft 3.7 P U MH
Designed for bonding to textured surfaces.
9671 Same as 9471, except heavy lay-flat liner. 2.0 F 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 P U MH
Kiss-cuttable liner for end tabs and multiple parts on common
carrier.
9672 Thicker version of 9671 for bonding to textured surfaces. 5.0 F 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5 P U
9673 Same as 9671, except unprinted liner. 2.0 F 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5
#300MP
9692 Good adhesion to foams and LSE plastics. 2.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5
Heavy lay-flat liner designed for laminating to thin plastic
nameplates and overlays. Excellent kiss cuttable liner.
9695 Thicker version of 9692 for bonding to textured surfaces. 5.0 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5

F Fiber reinforced
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Adhesive/

#300MP
9770 Good adhesion to LSE plastics and foams. 2.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 MH
For bonding plastic nameplates and graphic overlays to smooth
surfaces. Excellent shear strength.
9774 Thicker version of 9770 for bonding to textured surfaces. 4.0 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0 MH

Double Coated Roll Laminating Adhesives

#200MP / #200MP
9495MP Exceptional temperature and 2.3 Polyester 0.5 2.3 5.1 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
Carrier provides easier handling
and die cutting.
#300MP / #300MP
9690 Good adhesion to plastics. 2.3 Polyester 0.5 2.3 5.1 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5
Excellent shear strength.
Used for foam lamination and
graphic attachment.
#900A / #900A
9820 Acrylic adhesive offers high- 1.5 Polyester 0.5 1.5 3.5 60# Densified Kraft 3.5
shear strength and good
environmental aging
properties.
Polyester carrier provides
adhesive stability.
9830 Acrylic adhesive for high-shear 1.5 Tissue 1.0 1.5 4.0 60# Densified Kraft 3.5
strength and good
environmental aging
properties.
Tissue carrier provides easier
laminating and die cutting.
#900R / #900R
9851 Rubber adhesive offers high- 1.5 Polyester 0.5 1.5 3.5 60# Densified Kraft 3.5
bond strength to a variety of
foams and sheet materials.
Carrier provides adhesive
stability.
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Release Liners
3M offers a wide variety of liners for various processing needs. Caliper controlled
liners for rotary die cutting, heavy liners for kiss cutting and end tabbing for easy liner
removal; moisture stable liners for plastic nameplates and densified kraft liners for metal
nameplates. Also clear liners for backlit graphics inspection.
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Release Liners
Product Performance Liner Liner Printed

Number Characteristics Type (Mils) Liner
4986 High-density polyethylene is transparent for graphic inspection. HDPE Film 3.0
4988 Neutral-colored polycoated lay-flat kraft liner. 86# Polycoated Kraft 6.5
4994 Caliper controlled liner for rotary die cutting. Release coated two sides. 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
Very low release for double linering #300 “Hi-Strength” Adhesive.
Outside of roll has easiest release.
4996 Clear film is suitable for graphics inspection of backlit panels. Polyester Film 1.5
4997 Release coat one side. 70# Flatstock 4.0
Heavy liner suited for kiss cutting and lay flat applications.
4998 Neutral-colored polycoated kraft. 58# Polycoated Kraft 4.0
Release coat two sides.
Second liner for laminating adhesives when selectively die cutting.
4999 Release coat one side. 55# Densified Kraft 3.2
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Printable Tapes
3M offers both paper and film printable tapes. These tapes are self-wound (linerless) and
can be printed using standard flexographic inks. We offer permanent and removable
adhesives, and adhesives that can be applied to damp surfaces. Some of these tapes also
are offered in a variety of colors.

• Light to medium bundling or packaging.
• Banding items where color coding is required.
• Roll end tabbing.
• Temporary shelf marking.
• Holding artwork in place for photostating.
• Cropping photos used in artwork.
• General purpose wash-off labels.
• Lid sealing cans and cartons.
• Labeling products which have surface condensation.
• Wire harnessing where tear resistance is needed.
• Overlaminates for chart type applications.
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Printable Tapes
Product Performance Facestock Adhesive Adhesive

Number Characteristics (Mils) Number (Mils) Specs
Printable Film Tapes

Acetate — Gloss Clear
803 High clarity film tape offers excellent microslitting properties. 1.5 400 0.7 MC
Excellent for chart tape and many other applications.
Due to difference in back size, expect higher unwind than 8041/8042.
8041 Gloss overlaminate designed for use with 803 chart tape. 1.6 400 0.7 MC
Acetate — Matte Clear

8040 Economy chart tape overlaminate. 1.4 400 0.7
8042 Matte overlaminate designed for use with 803 chart tape. 1.6 400 0.7
8043 Thicker version of 8040. 1.5 400 0.7
Typically used for flower bud protection.
Acetate Tamper Indicating — Matte Clear

813 Security tamper-evident sealing tape. 1.5 300 1.2
Tape will fracture if attempt is made to peel away from most substrates.
Printable on adhesive side.
Acetate Tamper Indicating — Matte Red

812 Tape will fracture if atempt is made to peel away from most substrates. 1.5 300 1.2
Red dye in adhesive may stain surface if solvent is used in attempted removal.
Printable on adhesive side.
Used as a sealing tape for tamper evidence.
UPVC — WCL
6900C Tough film resists tearing. Adhesive bonds instantly to a variety of surfaces. 1.5 900 1.2 MD
Used for multi-purpose light-duty packaging and sealing applications.
Available colors: White and Clear
UPVC — Yellow
6900Y Same characteristics as 6900C except yellow. 1.5 900 1.2 MD
Vinyl — White
478 Offers excellent conformability, tear resistance and abrasion resistance. 5.5 900 1.0 MB
Adhesive bonds instantly to a variety of surfaces.
Ideal for bundling and sealing applications.

Solution
1000 Top-coat solution for self wound tapes. - -

Seals ink and provides easy tape unwind.
MB Meets PPP-T-66E Type II

MC Meets L-T-90-D Type II Class B
MD Meets L-T-99C Type III
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Printable Tapes

Printable Paper Tapes

Flatback — White
256W Provides clean removability on a wide variety of surfaces. 5.0 800 1.7 MA, MI
Used for write on applications.
Flatback — GYBR
256C Removable paper tape for color coded, write-on applications. 5.0 800 1.7 MA, MI
General purpose printable tape providing clean removability.
Available colors: Green, Yellow, Blue, Red
Litho — Uncoated White

295 Removable/repositionable adhesive. 3.5 1000 0.4
Low tear resistance.
Receptive to write-on systems and most flexographic inks.
MA Meets PPP-T-42C Type II

MI Meets Mil-T-38727 Type II
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Notes
Terms and Conditions of Sale for products sold by 3M FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND ANY
Identification and Converter Systems Division can be found in the IMPLIED WARRANTY ARISING OUT OF A COURSE OF
ICSD Price Book and in other appropriate price schedules. DEALING, A CUSTOM OR USAGE OF TRADE: 3M warrants
its products will be free from all defects. If a product is proved to
Technical Data: All physical properties, statements, and
defective, then the exclusive remedy and 3M’s and seller’s sole
recommendations are either based on tests we believe to be
obligation shall be, at 3M’s option, to replace the quantity of the
reliable or our experience, but they are not guaranteed. 3M
product which is proved to be defective or to refund the
recommends each user determine the suitability of the products
purchase price.
for the intended use.
Limitation of Liability: 3M and seller shall not be liable for
Warranty and Limited Remedy: THE FOLLOWING
direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages
WARRANTY IS MADE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER
based upon breach of warranty, breach of contract, negligence,
WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING,
strict liability or any other legal theory.
BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY, THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF The foregoing Warranty and Limited Remedy and Limitation of
Liability may be changed only by a written agreement signed by
authorized officers of 3M and seller.
Scotch, ScotchMark, ScotchCap and Stamark are trademarks of 3M.
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Product Selection Guide

Effective: October 1, 1995

3M Identification and Converter Systems Division

Illustrations of Primary Product Lines

Roll Unsupported (free-film) Sheet Unsupported (free-film)

Roll Supported (double-coated) Sheet Supported/Spacer (double-coated)

Label Stock Printable Tape

How to Use This Guide / Glossary of Abbreviations 3

Index by Product Number 4-5

Fundamentals of Adhesion / Surface Energy Chart 6

Adhesive Classifications 7-8

Adhesive Selection Chart Based on Surface Energy 9

Adhesive Properties Chart 10 - 12

Facestock Properties Chart 13 - 14

Facestock Chart Based on Printing Process 15 - 21

Liner Properties Chart 22

Liner Print Chart 23

Design Express Component Listing 24 - 25

Paper Roll Label Stocks 26

Press Printable Film Label Stocks 31

Impact/Dot Matrix Printable Film Label Stocks 41

Thermal Transfer Film Label Stocks 45

Laser Imageable Film Label Stocks 50

Laser Markable Film Label Stocks 52

Tamper-indicating Film Label Stock 54

Aluminum Foil Label Stocks 57

Label Component Films, Adhesives and Release Liners 63

Laminating Adhesives for Graphic Attachment 68

Laminating Adhesives for Membrane Switch Assembly 76

Laminating Adhesives for Non-graphic (Foam) Attachment 81

Product Pg. Product Pg. Product Pg. Product Pg.

256C ................................. 88 7116 ................................. 29 7731FL ............................. 60 7872FL ............................. 47

Product Pg. Product Pg.

8051 ................................. 61 9668MP ...................... 69, 82

Surface Energy Chart

#100 Hi-temperature Acrylic #310 Hi-precision Acrylic #800 Removable Rubber

Metals Surface Energy HSE Surface Energy LSE Surface Energy

Adhesive 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Adhesive 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Adhesive 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1=Poor 2-3=Fair 4-5=Good 6-7=Very Good 8-9=Excellent 10=Superior

n/a: Not applicable

n/a: Not applicable

Adhesive Product Page

Paper Roll Label Stocks

Litho Impact or Dot Matrix

Litho Thermal Transfer

Litho Tamper Indicating

Saturated Crepe Masking

Thermal Card Stock

Film Roll Label Stocks

Adhesive Product Page

Film Roll Label Stocks

Vinyl Press Printable

Adhesive Product Page

Film Roll Label Stocks

Polyester Impact or Dot Matrix

Vinyl Impact or Dot Matrix

Polyimide Impact or Dot Matrix

Polyester Thermal Transfer

Adhesive Product Page

Film Roll Label Stocks

Vinyl Thermal Transfer

Retro-Reflective Thermal Transfer

Acrylate Thermal Transfer