Common Label Printing Issues: Why Does Paper Behavior Change?
Common Label Printing Issues: Why Does Paper Behavior Change?
Category Linerless Labels
What is the specific difference between direct thermal and thermal transfer?
What is the specific difference between direct thermal and thermal transfer? Here is a detailed explanation. Regarding the shelf life of labels, we have recently received the following feedback from users: Perhaps many partners think that this is caused by…
Rainy Season Storage, Processing, and Usage Precautions for Self-Adhesive Label Materials
Common Storage Precautions for Self-Adhesive Materials The rainy season is characterized by high humidity, making moisture control crucial when using self-adhesive materials. Key precautions include: Storage: Label Application: For more insights on improving your label quality and production efficiency, visit …
Factors Affecting Self Adhesive Label Die-Cutting Quality and Solutions
Factors Influencing Die-Cutting Quality In flatbed die-cutting for self-adhesive labels, it is not advisable to use dies previously used for paper materials on film materials. This is because the blades that have cut through paper materials might be worn out,…
How to Choose Bottle Label Materials
Choosing the Right Bottle Label Materials for the Competitive Beverage Market The beverage market, including drinking water, is fiercely competitive with new players continuously emerging and traditional brands innovating. The rise of e-commerce and delivery platforms has cultivated online consumption…
Advantages of linerless labels
Linerless labels are labels without a liner. During printing, the graphics are first printed on the adhesive label, then a layer of silicone oil is applied to the surface of the printed adhesive label to prevent them from sticking together.…