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Jinya Synthetic Paper Labels come in various types such as white synthetic paper labels, clear synthetic paper labels, silver metallic synthetic paper labels, and holographic synthetic paper labels. These synthetic sticker paper labels offer high durability, water-resistance, tear-resistance, and compatibility with various printing methods.
Purpose and environment: First consider the purpose and environment and choose the appropriate synthetic sticker paper.
Choose materials: PP/PE/PET. PP has good water resistance and chemical resistance, and PET has good wear resistance and tear resistance. Choose different materials according to different needs.
Printing technology: Whether you need to print a pattern, choose the appropriate synthetic label according to the printing.
Environmental protection: Do you need to choose environmentally friendly synthetic labels to reduce environmental pollution?
1. Synthetic paper labels can't be affixed to damp, greasy or stained wood
2. Synthetic labels can't be used to package flammable and explosive items
3. The label can't be used near high temperatures or fire sources
4. The label can't be used in outdoor environments with strong ultraviolet rays, otherwise it will easily fade or turn yellow
Durable, waterproof, and weather-resistant, label stock manufacturer Jinya's synthetic paper labels can withstand harsh environments. The synthetic sticker papers are FDA approved for food contact and can be printed using various techniques, making them a versatile labeling solution.
As a kind of custom pharmaceutical labels, synthetic paper labels are commonly used for outdoor applications due to their durable and weather-resistant properties. The synthetic sticker papers are also used for labeling products that need to be stored in environments with moisture.
Synthetic paper labels, with self adhesive material, can be removed using a heat gun or hair dryer to soften the adhesive, then peeling off the label. Adhesive remover or rubbing alcohol can also be used to dissolve the adhesive.
