Overlaminating AdhesiveA Glue

This is an overlaminating adhesive used for water resistance and design lamination. It has high transparency and is used for two types of base materials, PET and PP.

Normal TypeN Glue

Mainly used for general labels such as measurement labels and cosmetic labels.This adhesive is highly sought after in OSP.

Polyolefin adhesiveH Glue

This adhesive has strong adhesion to PP and PE, and is also good for curved surfaces. A certain characteristic that other companies' products could only achieve in solvent systems, now OSP has achieved the emulsion type in consideration of environmental issues.

Frozen / cold food adhesiveW Glue

Adhesive with excellent cold resistance, used for frozen food labels, etc. Most labels related to frozen and cold food produced by OSP can be handled here. An environmentally friendly emulsion type adhesive.

For film baseH Glue

Adhesive used for synthetic paper and film base. It has high transparency and water resistance, and is also used for shampoo, ice cream cup labels, etc.

For flat boardsW Glue

Used for labels for finishing sheets. Has less chances of glue protruding out. Also used for copy tack, etc.

For paper base 1i Glue

This adhesive has the lowest adhesion strength among paper bases. Less burden on the subtrate surface, but the adhesive strength is low so it is not suitable for distribution.

For paper base 2D Glue

This adhesive has an intermediate adhesive strength between I glue and J glue. Used when the adhesive strength of J glue is too strong depending on the cardboard material used for distribution.

For paper base 3J Glue

It is the most used adhesive for re-peeling paper bases. Removability is good on almost all adherends.

For paper base 4G Glue

It is a special acrylic adhesive and is used for logistics plastics. Excellent removability on almost all adherends.

For confidential postcards4 Glue

Can be used for concealing labels in confidental postcards etc.

For PVC baseR Glue

An adhesive that is not affected by the plasticizer of the PVC base material. Excellent heat and moisture resistance, and excellent adhesion to glass, metal, polycarbonate, etc.

For film base 1C Glue

This type of adhesive has a low adhesive strength among re-peeling film bases. Removability is good on almost all adherends.

For film base 2L Glue

Not only is it the highest adhesive strength among re-peeling adhesives but it also has excellent re-peelability. Used when C glue is not strong enough.

For boilB Glue

An adhesive that does not change its adhesive strength even when boiled. Used mainly for food products that are heat sterilized after labeling.

For water cleaningY Glue

A special adhesive that swells with water. Used for labels that are peeled off when washed with water, suitable for containers that are washed with water and used repeatedly.
* Attachment test to adherend is required.

Optical Security Ink

Ink that appears to change the color of the label continuously according to the viewing angle.

Pseudo etching ink

UV matte clear ink that produces the same surface effect as metal etched by optical illusion made through printing on metal plates and foil paper. It is cheaper than the etching process.

Gloss Ink

This ink emphasizes gloss more than the normal ink.

Fluorescent Ink

This ink uses fluorescent pigments made by grinding organic dyes into resin. It produces vivid colors, but the light resistance is not good.

Crystallized pattern ink

It is also called crepe pattern ink and is a thermosetting resin made into ink. It is an ink for surface decoration that creates irregular wrinkles on the ink surface after baking and drying, causing cracks in the transparent crystalline pattern.

Scented Ink

Ink blended with microcapsules containing perfume oil. When the printed material is lightly rubbed with a fingertip, the microcapsules break and give off a scent.

Thermochromic Ink

A microencapsulated thermochromic substance that changes color, it is a reversible ink that repeats discoloration in a specific temperature range.

Watercolor paint Ink

Also called water-soluble ink. The color melts when the printing surface is dampened with water, and the ink can be dyed.

Scratch Ink

Silver ink for concealing characters used for lotteries. A solvent that does not contain a thinner or petroleum is used so that it can rubbed off later. Transparent ink and silver powder are mixed together to provide the concealment.

Soybean Oil Ink

An environmentally friendly ink that uses soybean oil instead of petroleum solvents to protect the environment. Drying is slightly slower than regular ink.

Luminescent Ink

Ink that absorbs and accumulates rays from the sun and electric lights, which is then released gradually to emit light. Because the pigment has the property to store light energy kneaded into it, it stores light and emits light in the dark.

Pearl Ink

Reflective powder called pearl powder, which has the effect of dividing visible light into a spectrum, is kneaded into the ink, and it changes into seven colors depending on the angle.

Writing Ink

Ink designed to allow writing on the printing surface with a pencil or ballpoint pen. Excellent shading, there is no change in hue and gloss even when dark colors are used.

Photochromic ink

Ink that develops color in response to ultraviolet rays. This is a microencapsulated photochromic substance that develops color and is kneaded into ink. Used for sales promotion of sunscreen products.

Vegetable Ink

The total amount of vegetable oil,or ester* made from vegetable oil contained in the ink, exceeds the reference amount.

Anion Ink

Ink that generates anions by mixing tourmaline ore with ink.

Matte Ink

This printing ink has no gloss on the printed surface. Used for printed materials that require a matte finish with no luster.

Miracle Color Ink

Metallic ink whose color changes depending on the view angle. Excellent weather resistance, can produce a unique color sensation and a sense of luxury.

Ink for piling up

Also called barco printing, UV curable thick ink. Sprinkle the powder which swells with heat before the ink dries, and when heated, the necessary parts will melt and expand, producing a 3D printed product.

Foil Stamping Effect

It is an effect wherein there is transfer of gold foil, silver foil, hologram, etc. to the label with heat and pressure. It can produce a glossy texture which cannot be printed with a design surface.

Overcoat

An effect that coats the surface layer with transparent ink (varnish) to prevent deterioration of quality after printing. There are UV glossy varnish with quick drying and environmentally friendly water-based varnishes. Also, the coating performed before printing for the purpose of bonding ink is called undercoat.

Laminating Effect

In order to prevent quality degradation, this is a coating effect in which the film is applied to the surface layer after printing. It has excellent water resistance, heat resistance and transparency, and can be coated with a glossy surface.

Embossing Effect

Also known as the stand out effect, creates an uneven pattern on the surface by sandwiching a label between two molds and applying pressure to bring out the letters and designs. It is often used for design production.

Glue Surface Cut Effect

It is also called paste-killing effect, which creates a non-adhesive segement by temporarily peeling the separator and surface paper, then printing a transparent ink which contains silicone on the segement of the glue surface. OSP's “Stand POP Label” uses this technology.

Complete Punching Effect

A type of effect wherein we punch out the printed material together with the base material of the seal print and the detachment paper. This makes it easy to peel off by putting a slit in the separator. Often used for stickers.

Half Cut Effect

An effect that removes only the surface base material of the printed Sticker & Label which becomes the finished mold. This is an indispensable effect for printing labels, stickers, roll labels for automatic application, and also sheet-finished seals.

Dome Effect

This is an effect in which resin is placed on the surface of the printed Sticker & Label. It is often used as a design effect, giving it a sense of luxury while also having excellent light resistance and durability.

Seba Backside Printing

This effect performs printing directly onto the back side of the separator. It is also used for the disclaimer on the back of the label separator attached to the MD.

Glue Surface Printing

This is an effect that temporarily peels the separator and front paper, then prints on the back side (glue side) of the label. It is also used for lottery where [Win] and [Lose] are displayed on the back when peeled off.

Numbering Technology

This effect puts variable figures and numbers on each seal and label. Used for water and gas management labels.

Special Form Effect

This is an effect aimed at preventing forgery using a special dye that cannot be easily recreated.

HC Effect

A hologram coating effect that gives a printing feeling where you can attain your desired shape in the desired place.

Micro Text Effect

This effect aims to prevent counterfeiting by adding small characters on to the printed surface that cannot be visually identified.

Micro Application Effect

This effect is intended to prevent counterfeiting by expressing the illustration image in shades by changing the line width of the characters and symbols

Moire Effect

This effect is intended to prevent counterfeiting by hiding letters and marks in the pattern through special plate making.

Copy Diversion Effect

This effect is designed to prevent counterfeiting by hiding characters and marks which appear only when copying.

Line Drawing Effect

This effect aims to prevent forgery by drawing curved lines to express 3D characters and marks.

Hologram Effect

This is an effect aimed at preventing counterfeiting wherein depending on the viewing angle, the color changes to that of a rainbow, and a 3D image can be expressed.

Japanese Paper Tearing Effect

This is an effect that tears the four sides of a label made of Japanese paper. Since Japanese paper fibers appear, you can produce a gentle texture with fluff.

Repelling Varnish Effect

It is an effect in which we print varnish with two different properties separately, on the part where the ink is applied and the part where the ink is not applied, which reproduces three-dimensional unevenness and luxury gloss.