Double Layer Labels

Description

What is the scope of application of double layer label?

The scope of application of double layer labels includes:

• Pharmaceutical products: For detailed dosage instructions, side effects, and contraindications.
• Cosmetic products: To provide extensive ingredient lists, usage instructions, and multiple languages.
• Food products: For comprehensive nutritional information, allergen warnings, and recipes.
• Industrial products: To include detailed technical specifications, safety information, and usage guidelines.
• Promotional campaigns: For incorporating coupons, discount codes, or promotional messaging.

How to select the correct double layer label?

When selecting the correct double layer label, consider the following factors:

• Material: Choose materials that offer durability, flexibility, and good adhesion for both layers.
• Printability: Ensure that the selected material is compatible with the printing method and provides clear, high-quality graphics and text.
• Size and shape: Determine the appropriate size and shape to accommodate the required content without compromising readability.
• Adhesive: Opt for a resealable adhesive for the top layer to allow for easy lifting and resealing, while ensuring a strong adhesive for the bottom layer.
• Design: Create a visually appealing design that effectively communicates the necessary information while considering the unique features of the double layer label.

What raw materials can be selected for double layer label?

Raw materials for double layer labels may include:

• Paper: An economical and versatile option with good printability but less durability compared to other materials.
• Plastic: A popular choice for its durability, water-resistance, and flexibility, such as polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE).
• Synthetic paper: A hybrid material that combines the printability of paper with the durability and water-resistance of plastic.

What should I pay attention to when pasting?

When pasting a double layer label, pay attention to the following:

• Surface preparation: Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of dust or grease.
• Alignment: Carefully align the label with the container, making sure it is straight and centered.
• Application pressure: Apply even pressure across the label to avoid air bubbles, wrinkles, or misalignment.
• Top layer functionality: Verify that the top layer can be easily lifted and resealed without damaging the bottom layer.

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