Reusable: Adhesive labels can be used multiple times as long as they are not damaged or deformed, and can be used continuously.

Having high durability: Adhesive labels usually use materials with high durability, such as paper, plastic, etc., so they can maintain their stickiness for a long time and are not easily peeled off or damaged.

Good waterproofness: Adhesive labels are usually coated with a layer of adhesive on the surface of paper, which has good waterproofness and can prevent moisture from penetrating into the inside of the paper, thus maintaining the stickiness of the label.

Has good flexibility: Adhesive labels come in various sizes and specifications, which can be customized according to different needs, and can also adapt to different printers and production lines.

So, what is the process principle of adhesive labels?

Coating process: In the production process of self-adhesive labels, it is necessary to first coat materials such as paper or plastic with a layer of adhesive on their surface. The coating process usually includes factors such as preparation of coating liquid, selection of coating machine, control of coating thickness and coating speed.

Drying process: After coating is completed, the label needs to be dried to cure the adhesive. Drying process usually uses oven, infrared and other heating methods for heating.

Bonding process: After drying treatment, the label can be bonded. The bonding process usually uses hot melt adhesive or pressure-sensitive adhesive to bond the label to the product that needs to be bonded.

Cutting process: After the bonding is completed, the adhesive label needs to be cut to separate it into individual labels. The cutting process usually uses equipment such as knives and cutting machines for operation.

Separation process: After cutting, some labels may break or remain on the product, which requires separation treatment. The separation process usually uses equipment such as peeling knives and separators for operation.

Quality inspection: The separated labels need to undergo quality inspection to ensure that they meet the requirements. Quality inspection includes dimensional deviation, margin deviation, angle deviation, and other aspects.

Packaging process: Qualified labels need to be packaged for packaging, sealing, palletizing, and other operations. The packaging process usually uses equipment such as strapping and packaging machines for operation.