Matching note
The catalogue classifies JD Series as a transfer adhesive, not as a universal waterborne transfer coating.
JD Series / paper-transfer route
JD Series / Product
JD Series Water-Based Transfer Adhesive for Paper
JD Series is a water-based polymer-emulsion adhesive for paper transfer lamination or peel-transfer trials using transfer paper or frame paper with a verified PET or metallized transfer film.
Overview
How buyers evaluate JD Series Water-Based Transfer Adhesive for Paper
Start with the complete paper-and-film structure, identify every coated or release side, and define the transfer process before discussing an exact grade.
JD Series is the catalogue's water-based polymer-emulsion route for paper transfer lamination and peel-transfer work using transfer paper or frame paper with a verified PET or metallized transfer film. It is not presented as a universal coating for every transfer structure.
Buyers sometimes search for a waterborne transfer coating for paper, but the published product class is a transfer adhesive. Product selection therefore starts with the actual paper, film construction, coated or release side, equipment, drying or conditioning path, and target sample.
Matching
Information that should be checked before a trial
These notes keep the technical conversation grounded. They are not universal specifications.
Matching note
Confirm the transfer paper or frame paper, PET or metallized transfer-film construction, coated or release side, and complete process route before choosing a sample direction.
Matching note
Typical values describe a catalogue control reference, not guaranteed production performance or contract acceptance limits.
Matching note
Commercial use requires validation with the actual materials, equipment, drying or conditioning path, transfer step, and downstream conversion.
Technical matrix
JD Series Water-Based Transfer Adhesive for Paper Typical Discussion Points
Use this matrix as an inquiry guide. Final property ranges should be requested for the specific product and application.
Product familyJD SeriesCatalogue product-family identity; confirm the exact grade before a trial.
Polymer systemWater-based polymer emulsionProduct-family description, not a compliance or environmental claim.
Published material routeTransfer paper or frame paper with verified PET transfer film or metallized transfer filmThe actual paper, film construction, surface, and release side require confirmation.
Published process routePaper transfer lamination and peel transferEquipment, transfer sequence, drying or conditioning, and downstream conversion remain trial-specific.
Typical solids49 ±1%Catalogue reference value for the series; not a contract guarantee.
Typical viscosity20 ±2 s at 25°CCatalogue test method: coating cup No. 4. Confirm the exact JD grade document.
Typical pH7.0–8.0 at 25°CCatalogue reference value for the series; verify the current product document before use.
Published dry-film descriptionTransparent to semi-transparent and flexibleCatalogue description only; approve the real sample and complete transfer result.
Suitable inquiry types
Where the sample discussion should start
A useful product inquiry starts from the material and process, then moves to performance targets.
Paper transfer laminating enquiries where the paper and transfer-film construction are both identified
Peel-transfer trials using a verified PET transfer film or metallized transfer film
Converters that can provide the actual paper, film, process route, and acceptance sample
Projects that need a controlled trial before approving appearance, release, adhesion, or downstream conversion
Controlled transfer trial
Qualify the structure before changing adhesive or process
Use representative paper and film, record the real process conditions, and approve the complete transfer result. The catalogue values are starting references, not production guarantees.
JD Series evaluation path
- 01Identify layerspaper, film construction, coated or release side
- 02Prepare sampleuse representative materials and process conditions
- 03Run transfer trialrecord coating, speed, drying, release, and appearance
- 04Approve the routevalidate downstream conversion and retain references
Paper evidence
Identify paper type, grade, surface, lot, absorbency or coating, and provide unprocessed and transferred samples.
Film evidence
Identify PET or metallized transfer-film construction, supplier data, coated or release side, surface condition, and retained film samples.
Process evidence
Record coating or transfer setup, speed, drying or conditioning path, pressure, release sequence, ambient conditions, and the point where a defect appears.
Approval evidence
Compare appearance, release, adhesion, film removal, paper surface, and downstream cutting, folding, printing, or other conversion against an agreed reference.
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Product selection should be tied back to the actual packaging application and printing process.
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FAQ
JD Series Water-Based Transfer Adhesive for Paper questions buyers usually ask
What is JD Series water-based transfer adhesive used for?
The catalogue identifies JD Series for paper transfer lamination and peel-transfer trials using transfer paper or frame paper with a verified PET or metallized transfer film. The exact structure and process must be confirmed before product selection.
Is JD Series a waterborne transfer coating for paper?
The catalogue classifies it as a water-based transfer adhesive. Buyers may use different search terms, but the inquiry should identify whether the job is paper transfer lamination or peel transfer and specify every paper and film layer.
Are the published solids, viscosity, and pH guaranteed specifications?
No. Solids of 49 ±1%, viscosity of 20 ±2 seconds at 25°C using the catalogue's coating cup No. 4 method, and pH of 7.0–8.0 are reference values for the series. Confirm the exact grade document and commercial acceptance limits before use.
Which transfer films can be evaluated?
The published route includes verified PET transfer film and metallized transfer film. Film construction, coated or release side, surface condition, and compatibility still require a material-specific trial.
What should be sent for a JD Series sample discussion?
Send the paper and transfer-film samples with sides marked, the complete layer sequence, equipment and process route, speed, drying or conditioning setup, target sample, current defect, downstream conversion, and available acceptable or failed references.
Is JD Series approved for a regulated packaging use?
This page makes no regulated-use approval claim. Any regulated application requires the exact-grade SDS, test reports, conformity documents, intended-use review, and validation on the real structure.
Discuss a JD Series trial for your paper-transfer structure
Send the paper, transfer-film construction and side, process route, speed, drying or conditioning setup, target result, current defect, and available samples.