Paper-based materials are mainly used in liquid detergent products and mass-market personal care products; film-based materials are mainly used in mid-to-high-end daily chemical products. Currently, mass-market personal care products and household liquid detergents account for a large proportion of the market, so paper-based materials are used extensively.
Film-based materials commonly use PE, PP, PVC, and other synthetic materials. Film materials are mainly available in white, matte, and transparent finishes. Because film materials have relatively poor printability, they are generally corona-treated or have a surface coating added to enhance their printability. To prevent deformation or tearing during printing and labeling, some film materials undergo directional treatment, such as unidirectional or bidirectional stretching. For example, bidirectional stretched BOPP material is widely used. Calendered writing paper, offset paper labels, and multi-purpose label paper are used for information labels and barcode printing labels, especially suitable for high-speed laser printing, and also suitable for inkjet printing.
Coated paper self-adhesive labels are general-purpose label paper for multi-color product labels, suitable for information labels on pharmaceuticals, food, edible oils, wine, beverages, electrical appliances, and stationery.
Mirror-finish coated paper self-adhesive labels: High-gloss label paper for premium multi-color product labels, suitable for information labels on pharmaceuticals, food, cooking oil, wine, beverages, electrical appliances, and stationery.
Aluminum foil paper self-adhesive labels: General-purpose label paper for multi-color product labels, suitable for high-end information labels on pharmaceuticals, food, and stationery.
Laser holographic film self-adhesive labels:General-purpose label paper for multi-color product labels, suitable for high-end information labels on stationery and decorative items.
Fragile paper self-adhesive labels: Used for anti-counterfeiting seals on electrical appliances, mobile phones, pharmaceuticals, and food. The label paper breaks immediately after the seal is removed and cannot be reused.
Thermal paper self-adhesive labels: Suitable for price marking and other retail information labels.
Thermal transfer paper self-adhesive labels: Suitable for printing labels on microwave ovens, weighing scales, and computer printers.
Removable adhesive self-adhesive labels: Face materials include coated paper, mirror-finish coated paper, PE (polyethylene), PP (polypropylene), and PET (polyester). Particularly suitable for information labels on tableware, household appliances, and fruits. Leaves no residue after peeling off the self-adhesive label.
Washable self-adhesive labels are available in materials such as coated paper, mirror coated paper, PE (polyethylene), PP (polypropylene), and PET (polyester). They are particularly suitable for beer labels, tableware, fruit, and other information labels. Leaves no adhesive residue after washing.
Chemical synthetic film PE self-adhesive labels are available in transparent, glossy milky white, and matte milky white. Water, oil, and chemical resistance are important properties for product labels, such as those used for bathroom supplies, cosmetics, and other extruded packaging.
PP self-adhesive labels are available in transparent, glossy milky white, and matte milky white. Water, oil, and chemical resistance are important properties for product labels, such as those used for bathroom supplies and cosmetics. Suitable for heat transfer printing.
PET (polyester) self-adhesive labels are available in transparent, bright gold, bright silver, matte gold, matte silver, milky white, and matte milky white. These labels offer important properties such as resistance to water, oil, and chemicals, and are used for bathroom products, cosmetics, electrical appliances, and machinery. They are particularly suitable for information labels on high-temperature resistant products.