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Design and Layout
Confirm label size, shape, color, and pattern based on customer needs.
Material Preparation
Arrange the label layout for efficient printing.
Printing
Choose the printing method (letterpress, offset, flexo, gravure, or digital) and use the right machine.
Surface Treatment
Apply laminating for durability, varnish for gloss, and die-cut to shape the label.
Shipment
Arrange shipping to ensure timely delivery to the customer.
Inspection and Packaging
Check for defects, then pack labels according to customer preference (rolls or sheets).
Slitting and Rewinding
Cut large rolls into smaller sizes and re-roll for easy shipping.
Die Cutting and Waste Removal
Cut labels into the desired shape and remove excess material.
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Frequently Asked Question
Thermal self-adhesive labels are made of a heat-sensitive material that darkens when heated, often used for printing barcodes, price tags, and other markings.
It is widely used in retail, logistics, medical, food and other industries for printing barcodes, price tags, logistics labels, etc.
Advantages: low cost, fast printing speed, no carbon ribbon required; Disadvantages: easily affected by heat, light, and humidity, and poor durability.
Usually 6 months to 2 years, depending on the storage environment (avoid high temperature, humidity and direct sunlight).
Adjust the print head temperature and print speed, clean the print head and roller, and check the matching of the ribbon and label.
It may be that the print head temperature is too low, the print speed is too fast, or the thermal coating is damp or deteriorated by heat.
Check whether the print head and roller are clean, adjust the printing pressure, and ensure that the label is in good contact with the print head.
It may be that the printing temperature is too high, the ribbon tension is too tight, or the label and the ribbon are stuck together.
Reduce the machine speed, extend the drying time, or use special ink that dries quickly.
Use anti-static equipment, adjust the ambient humidity, or add antistatic agent to the material.
Choose the right material and adhesive according to the use environment (such as temperature, humidity) and purpose (such as food labels, logistics labels).
Common backing paper includes glassine backing paper, kraft paper backing paper, etc., and die-cutting and peeling performance should be considered when selecting.
