Product Introduction
Film labels are synthetic labels made from materials like PET, PP, PE, and PVC, offering superior weather resistance, chemical durability, and mechanical strength compared to paper labels. They are ideal for harsh environments, including high temperatures, moisture, oil exposure, and outdoor conditions.
Thermal transfer ribbons (TTR) are the preferred printing method for film labels, delivering high-contrast, long-lasting print quality. Different ribbon types are optimized for various film materials:
Resin Ribbons
Best for: PET, PP, and other high-performance films
Features: High-temperature resistance (150°C+), chemical/oil resistance, scratch-proof
Applications: Automotive part labels, electronic component ID, chemical drum labels
Wax-Resin Ribbons
Best for: PE, PVC, and flexible film labels
Features: Balanced durability and flexibility for curved/bendable surfaces
Applications: Food packaging, logistics labels, medical device labels
Wax Ribbons
Best for: Short-term, cost-sensitive film labels
Features: Economical but less durable
Applications: Warehouse management, temporary promotional labels
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High Resolution: Produces sharp text, barcodes (1D/2D), and graphics with ≥99.9% scan rates.
Longevity: Resin-based prints remain legible for years without fading.
Environmental Resistance: Withstands extreme temperatures (-40°C–150°C), humidity, and UV exposure.
Chemical Resistance: Ideal for oily, solvent-rich, or acidic/alkaline environments.
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