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UV Matt
TriWill Group supplies a range of UV matte coatings for US commercial print finishing. UV matte coatings cure instantly under UV light to produce a smooth, low-glare matte finish that offers a premium, understated appearance and a distinctive tactile feel — increasingly popular for premium packaging, book covers, and high-end commercial print.
Our UV matte range covers matte screen coating (TWGU3095), soft touch coating (TWGU5010), matte stampable coating (TWGU3010), and standard matte coating (TWGU3005). Each formulation delivers reliable UV curing and premium matte finishing for specific applications, from standard matte to the distinctive velvet feel of soft touch.
TriWill Group supplies UV matte coatings to US commercial printers and packaging converters producing premium, low-glare, and soft touch finished print and packaging.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is UV matte coating?
UV matte coating is a UV coating that cures under UV light to produce a smooth, low-glare matte finish. Unlike gloss coating, matte coating reduces surface reflection for a premium, understated appearance, often with a distinctive tactile feel.
What UV matte coatings does TriWill supply?
TriWill Group supplies matte screen coating (TWGU3095), soft touch coating (TWGU5010), matte stampable coating (TWGU3010), and standard matte coating (TWGU3005), covering the range of matte finishing applications.
What is soft touch coating?
Soft touch coating (such as TWGU5010) is a specialist matte UV coating that produces a distinctive velvet-like, tactile surface feel in addition to a matte appearance. It is popular for premium packaging and covers where a luxurious feel is desired.
What is the difference between matte and gloss coating?
Matte coating produces a low-glare, non-reflective finish for a premium, understated look, while gloss coating produces a high-shine, reflective finish. Matte is increasingly popular for premium packaging and luxury print.
Can matte coatings be used with spot gloss?
Yes. A popular premium effect combines matte coating with spot gloss (or drip-off) to create contrast between matte and gloss areas. Contact TriWill Group for guidance on achieving these effects.