Q1: What key mechanical property defines this varnish, and what problem does it solve?
A: It is defined by high elongation-at-break and tensile strength. This solves the problem of coating failure—such as cracking, micro-tearing, or loss of adhesion—on flexible substrates that undergo stretching, bending, or dynamic stress during converting, application, or end-use.

Q2: On which substrate types and end-use applications is this product essential?
A: It is essential for thin, flexible, or stretchable materials, including pressure-sensitive label films (PE, PP), flexible packaging laminates, synthetic papers, and wearable product labels. Critical applications include squeezable packaging, durable industrial labels, products applied to curved surfaces, and any item subject to repeated flexing or tension in use.

Q3: How does its flexibility affect performance in post-press processes and final durability?
A: Its elasticity ensures excellent performance in demanding converting processes like die-cutting, embossing, and lamination on flexible materials. The film maintains strong adhesion during deformation and offers enhanced resistance to abrasion and cracking over time, ensuring lasting protection on dynamic surfaces. Compatibility with specific inks and films should be verified.