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July 30, 2022

Waterproof self-adhesive labels have four important characteristics.

General film Thermal Transfer Label Stock can be waterproof, such as: PP synthetic paper self-adhesive labels, cream PE self-adhesive labels, transparent film self-adhesive labels, eliminating silver dragon self-adhesive labels, PET self-adhesive labels, etc. can be waterproof.

For example, take copper paper self-adhesive labels as an example: pour some water on the cardboard box, wait a few minutes, most of the water is dry, copper paper self-adhesive labels with the same lettering as before.

In fact, there are many materials for Thermal Transfer Label. When choosing, you can select the right label material according to the material of the pasting surface, the environment where the label is used, the effect of the dry adhesive label design, and whether there is a special process!

Thermal Transfer Label Stock is usually made of high quality adhesive, long lasting viscosity, waterproof surface, easy to use, economical and environmental friendly, non-toxic and non-polluting, and is usually used for information labels for pharmaceuticals, food, clothing, cultural goods, etc.


Thermal Transfer Label


Waterproof self-adhesive labels have four important characteristics.

1, copper plate material: copper plate paper, a variety of colours, widely used in hangtags, pharmaceuticals, etc.

2, high quality glue: good quality glue, lasting adhesive effect, longer shelf life than ordinary glue.

3.Surface waterproof: smooth surface, with waterproof function, stained with water drops, does not affect the use.

4.Clear printing:clear printing, no ink loss, no leakage of dots.
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