Plain White SIlicon 2 Side Paper 90GSM, Thickness : 2.5-3mm

White Silicon 2 Side Coated Paper (often referred to as Silicone Coated Paper) is a type of paper that is coated with a silicone layer on both sides. This type of paper is commonly used for applications requiring a non-stick surface or for packaging and labeling in industries such as food packaging, medical, and cosmetics.

1. Base Paper:

   • Material: High-quality wood pulp or bleached chemical pulp
   • Basis Weight: Typically ranges from 80 to 200 gsm (grams per square meter), but custom weights are also available.
   • Thickness: Usually ranges from 0.08mm to 0.2mm, depending on the weight and application.

2. Silicone Coating:

   • Coating Type: Both sides of the paper are coated with silicone (non-stick coating). The silicone acts as a barrier, preventing adhesives or other substances from sticking to the surface.
   • Coating Weight: Typically ranges from 1.0 to 3.0 gsm per side, but this can be adjusted according to the required application.
   • Silicone Quality: High-quality silicone coatings are used for better release properties.

3. Finish and Texture:

   • Glossy or Matte Finish: The coating can provide either a glossy or matte finish depending on the specific requirements. The glossy finish enhances the appearance, while matte can reduce glare.
   • Smooth Surface: The coated sides typically have a smooth and even surface, ideal for printing, die-cutting, and labeling.
   • Opacity: It is generally opaque with some variation based on coating weight and base paper type.

4. Strength and Durability:

   • Tensile Strength: Good tensile strength, ensuring that the paper does not tear easily when handling.
   • Tear Resistance: Offers decent tear resistance, especially when used for applications such as baking sheets or release liners.
   • Puncture Resistance: Puncture resistance is moderate to high depending on thickness and base paper quality.

5. Release Properties:

   • Non-stick: The silicone coating gives it excellent release properties, preventing sticky substances, adhesives, or other coatings from bonding to the surface.
   • Chemical Resistance: The silicone coating typically offers resistance to various chemicals, oils, and water.

6. Applications:

   • Food Packaging: Commonly used as a liner in food packaging, such as for baking sheets, cookies, and other non-stick applications.