About this series

This series carries our cold lamination films for finishing printed labels and photos: clear protective films that laminate at room temperature with a hand roller or laminator — no heat, no special equipment.

Two constructions cover the two jobs. MTLG is a medium-tack clear PVC gloss film — the everyday choice for sealing printed labels and photos, deepening color and adding scuff and moisture resistance. HTLM is the high-tack matt version: a stronger grip for demanding surfaces, with a glare-free matt face that suits scan-heavy label duty and a premium look.

Both come in 50 m rolls slit to seven widths from 5 cm to 61 cm, so the film matches the label web or photo format instead of being trimmed from an oversized roll.

Key features

  • Cold lamination — protects prints at room temperature with a roller or cold laminator; no heat damage risk to dye and inkjet prints.
  • Two constructions for two duties: MTLG medium-tack gloss for everyday sealing, HTLM high-tack matt for demanding surfaces and glare-free finishes.
  • Seven slit widths from 5 cm to 61 cm — buy the width of the job, waste less film.
  • Clear PVC face deepens printed color in gloss and keeps it readable in matt.
  • 50 m rolls suit both hand finishing and small lamination stations.

Applications

Label protection

Sealing printed product and packaging labels against scuff and moisture.

Photo protection

Cold-laminating photo prints without heat damage.

Card and document surfaces

Menus, tags and handled pieces that need a wipeable face.

Craft finishing

Top-coating home-printed sticker and craft sheets.

Technical notes

  • Roll format: 50 m length, slit widths 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 30 / 45 / 61 cm; MOQ 1 roll.
  • MTLG: clear PVC cold lamination film, gloss finish, medium-tack permanent clear adhesive.
  • HTLM: cold lamination film, matt finish, high-tack adhesive.
  • Apply at room temperature with even roller pressure; let inkjet prints dry fully before laminating.
  • For printable label films themselves (LMP / TMP codes), see the Automotive Printing Media series — this series is the protection layer.

Common questions

Gloss or matt — which should I pick?

MTLG gloss deepens color and gives the classic sealed-label look. HTLM matt kills glare — better under bright retail lighting and for barcode scanning — and its high-tack adhesive grips difficult surfaces harder.

Why cold lamination instead of hot?

No heat means no risk to heat-sensitive prints — dye inkjet output, photos and thin films laminate flat without curling or color shift, using nothing more than a hand roller.

Where are the printable label films?

The printable media this series used to describe — the LMP and TMP coded films — are catalogued under the Automotive Printing Media series. This series carries the protection films that finish those prints.

Which width should I order?

Match the web or print width: 5–20 cm widths suit label webs and small runs, 30–61 cm cover photo formats and sheet work. Same film, seven slit options.