What is the oil resistance of colored thermosensitive synthetic paper?

Color thermal synthetic paper has good oil resistance. This is also due to its unique material structure and production process.

Color thermal sensitive synthetic paper is usually made from BOPP film as the substrate, combined with thermal sensitive coating and color printing technology. BOPP film itself has certain oil resistance and is not easily penetrated by grease. Meanwhile, the thermal sensitive coating and color printing layer have also undergone special treatment to enhance their resistance to grease. Therefore, when colored thermosensitive synthetic paper comes into contact with grease, its printed content and surface structure can remain relatively stable, and it is not easy to experience blurring or peeling.

In practical applications, the oil resistance performance of colored thermosensitive synthetic paper has been widely verified. For example, in the catering industry, colored thermal sensitive synthetic paper is often used to print menus and orders, which require a certain degree of durability to cope with harsh environments such as kitchens. The oil resistance of colored thermosensitive synthetic paper enables it to resist the erosion of oil and maintain the clarity and readability of printed content.

In summary, colored thermosensitive synthetic paper exhibits excellent oil resistance and is suitable for various application scenarios that require oil resistance. However, it should be noted that different manufacturers and processes may affect the oil resistance performance of the final product, so when selecting materials, comprehensive consideration should be given to specific needs and scenarios.