What is the Film - What does film mean??

As a general term film can simply be used to refer to any thin layer of material thin is a relative term but modern manufacturing techniques are capable of creating layers that are anything from fractions of a nanometre nm 0 000 000 001 metres to several micrometres m 0 000 001 metres In labelling the term is used to refer more specifically to a thin transparent or opaque material manufactured from synthetic polymers e g polyester polyethylene polyolefin vinyl etc and used to create face materials and backing sheets in pressure sensitive labels

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MWR - What does MWR mean?

Definition of MWR:

MWR stands for Matt White Removable polyester. This code is assigned to Label Planet's range of removable matt white polyester labels. These labels are made of a white polyester film with a matt finish. They have a removable adhesive and are suitable for use with laser printers only. These labels also belong to our range of waterproof labels.

Our MWR range is made of matt white polyester with a removable adhesive and is suitable for laser printers only.

Here is the Harvard-style citation to use if you would like to reference this definition of the term MWR:
Label Planet (2025) What is MWR definition | Labelplanet. Available at: https://www.labelplanet.co.uk/glossary/mwr/ (Accessed: January 1, 2025).

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