Abstract: The present invention relates to a multilayer film including at least one film surface which has an increased surface roughness achieved by protrusion creating particles. The at least one film surface may have a surface roughness characterized by a coefficient of roughness (CR) of ?0.02 or a Parker Print Surf roughness of at least 2 ?m.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a multilayer film including at least one film surface which has an increased surface roughness achieved by protrusion creating particles. The at least one film surface may have a surface roughness characterized by a coefficient of roughness (CR) of ?0.02 or a Parker Print Surf roughness of at least 2 ?m.

Abstract: Film with a metallic matte finish, suitable for being laminated on graphic media, printed materials or without printing, based on paper/cardboard with conventional wet (with glues) and/or dry (with low temperature sealing resin) lamination, based on a biaxial polypropylene substrate, and that displays a high capacity for being printed with conventional inks for non-porous substrates, resulting in a film with excellent colors and metallic inks. The resulting printing is sufficiently anchored on the medium and provides a very flashy and realistic metallic finish, highlighting and providing various glosses and hue changes depending on the viewing angle and the light falling on the support. The metallic effect strengthens the clearer and less opaque hues.

Abstract: The invention relates to a film for the lamination of graphic media, comprising an extruded plastic film core or substrate (I) which is coated with a liquid based dispersion of aliphatic polyurethane (2) having a milky white appearance, which dispersion can contain other chemical products such as other plastic resins (binders), hardening agents (crosslinkers) and/or adhesives (primers) in order to obtain the desired degree of hardness, adhesion and soft touch.