Product Introduction
Top Coated Thermal Self-Adhesive Label
A Top Coated Thermal Self-Adhesive Label is a specialized type of label that combines the convenience of thermal printing with the durability of a top coating and the practicality of a self-adhesive backing. This label is designed for applications where high-quality, durable prints are needed without the use of ink, and where the label must adhere securely to various surfaces.
Product Features
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Product Name |
Top Coated Thermal Self-Adhesive Label |
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Item No. |
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Specification |
70-90gsm |
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Size |
Roll |
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Color |
White |
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Facestock |
Top Coated Thermal Paper |
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Adhesive Type |
Hot Melt Adhesive/ Water-Based Adhesive |
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Liner Type |
Glassine Liner / CCK Liner |
Top Coated Surface
The label features a protective top coating over the thermal layer. This coating enhances the label's durability by providing resistance to water, oil, scratching, and other environmental factors. It also helps to preserve the printed information, ensuring it remains clear and legible over time.
Thermal Printing
The thermal layer allows for direct thermal printing, where heat is applied to specific areas to create images or text. This eliminates the need for ink, toner, or ribbons, making the printing process more efficient and cost-effective.
Self-Adhesive Backing
The label is equipped with a strong adhesive backing, enabling it to stick securely to a wide range of surfaces, including paper, plastic, metal, and glass. The adhesive is designed to maintain its hold under various conditions, ensuring the label stays in place.
Versatility
These labels are versatile and can be used in various applications, including product labeling, shipping, logistics, retail, and food packaging. They are especially useful in environments where labels need to withstand handling and exposure to moisture or grease.
Application Area
Shipping and Logistics: Ideal for shipping labels that require clear, durable printing that can withstand handling and exposure during transit.
Retail and Pricing Labels: Used in retail environments for pricing labels, where quick, high-volume printing is needed, and the labels need to be resistant to wear and tear.
Food Packaging: Suitable for labeling food products, particularly where resistance to moisture, grease, and temperature fluctuations is important.
Inventory Management: Useful for inventory labels that need to be scanned frequently and must remain readable over time.