December 2023
UV silver coating
CMYK
UV varnish
UV sand touch coating
UV Silver + Sand Touch
Before printing, we used a UV silver to achieve beautiful metallic effects under horizon and sun. With the exception of the rock, a highly transparent UV varnish was applied to the image following printing. In order to round off the motif, the rock was finished with a UV sand touch coating.
UV Silver
Anilox roller: 13,8 cm³/m²; HIT, 80 l/cm
Coating plate: GOLD A
UV Topcoat
Anilox roller: 15 cm³/m²; hexagonal; 80 l/cm
Coating plate: GOLD A
UV Sand Touch Coating
Anilox roller: QUAKE
Coating plate: GOLD A
Applications and further information
| Finish | Description / Region |
| UV Silver | Low-migration high brilliant UV silver coating |
| WESSCO POLAR 29.499.96* | EMEA/Asia |
| Mirafoil® UVS4027 | North America |
| UV Topcoat | UV Topcoat for UV silver with a very high transparency and a medium reactivity |
| WESSCO POLAR 27.499.67 Protective Coating** | EMEA/Asia |
| Miracure® UVS4100 | North America |
| AU 2808 | China |
| UV Sand Touch Coating | Low-migration UV coating for sand touch effects |
| WESSCO LM 26.396.02 Sand Coating*** | EMEA/Asia |
| AU 1008 | China |
*This sample was produced using: WESSCO POLAR 29.499.96 (year of production: 2022). Today, for similar applications, we recommend the following from our product portfolio: WESSCO® POLAR 29.499.99 UV Silver Premium Extra Bright
**This sample was produced using: WESSCO POLAR 27.499.67 Protective Coating (year of production: 2022). Today, for similar applications, we recommend the following from our product portfolio: WESSCO® FCM 27.512.11 UV Coating High Gloss
***Unfortunately, the product listed here is no longer available. Please contact us for a personalized consultation.
Lion
Like hardly any other animal, the lion symbolizes strength, endurance, and beauty. Following the tiger, it is the second largest predatory cat in the world and the only cat species that lives together in prides. Yet the lion is considered highly endangered. Shrinking habitats, fewer and fewer prey animals, poaching and other conflicts with humans are responsible for the fact that the population continues to decline.
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