1. The intuitive connection between thickness and matte texture
The thickness of matte laminating film has a direct impact on its matte texture. Thinner matte laminating film often produces a fine, soft matte effect. This is because when the thin film covers the surface of the product, it will not excessively change the original texture and gloss of the product, and can slightly blur the surface reflection, giving the product a low-key matte texture.
For example, when a thin matte laminating film is used on some paper prints, the fiber texture of the paper itself can still be vaguely visible, and the matte effect is like covering the paper with a layer of tulle, adding an elegant texture. The thicker matte laminating film will make the matte effect more obvious and deeper. It can effectively cover defects on the product surface while producing a thicker visual and tactile experience, giving people a calm and rustic texture experience.
2. Impact on product touch
From a tactile perspective, the difference in thickness of matte laminating film is also significant. The thin laminated film has a relatively soft touch and good fit. When touched by hand, the existence of the film is almost invisible, allowing consumers to better feel the texture of the product itself.
For example, when thin matte laminating film is used on some textured leather products, consumers mainly feel the texture and softness of the leather itself when touching it. Thick matte laminating film will provide a more elastic and tough touch. A film of this thickness will have an obvious solid feel when touched, as if a protective layer of a certain thickness has been added to the surface of the product, giving people a solid and reliable feeling. It is often used to enhance the wear resistance of products and Impact resistance situations.
3. The role of thickness in product appearance
In terms of product appearance, the thickness selection of matte laminating film is also crucial. The thin film has less impact on the shape and color of the product under the reflection of light. The color of the product looks more real and natural, and the outline of the shape is clearer. This allows the product to retain the original design style while adding a sense of sophistication through the matte effect. Thick matte laminating film Due to its thickness,
The reflection path of light may be changed to a certain extent, making the color of the product slightly darker or softer. At the same time, the edge lines of the product may also appear more rounded due to the thickness of the film. This effect is very suitable for some products that pursue a simple and heavy style, such as the laminated film on the surface of retro-style wooden furniture.
4. Comprehensive considerations for thickness selection
In practical applications, choosing the thickness of matte laminating film requires comprehensive consideration of the product's characteristics, use and desired texture effect. For some high-end products that pay attention to detail display and pursue light and thin texture, such as art albums, high-end cosmetic packaging, etc., thinner matte laminating film may be a better choice. For products that require long-term protection, withstand more friction, or require a thicker texture, such as outdoor billboards, industrial equipment shells, etc., thicker matte laminating film will have more advantages.
At the same time, cost factors must also be considered, because thicker matte laminating films are usually relatively expensive, so a balance point needs to be found between product texture and cost to ensure that the final product can both meet texture requirements and be economically feasible. .
