Self Adhesive Labels
Eπίσης, δείτε Συστήματα Barcode & POS.
Silicone papers
Glassine
• Highly compressed, special papers
• Translucent for distribution systems with optical sensors (Photocells - Sensors)
• Flexible for excellent operation and distribution
• Sturdy for excellent cutting and conversion properties
• Examples: HG 65 / WG 65 / HD70
Kraft
• Paper with 1 or 2 sides with clay coating
• Excellent dimensional stability
• Excellent moisture stability
• Excellent rigidity for layflat applications
• Applications: sheets, eg, A4 for laser or inkjet printing
• Examples: KS55, KS70, KS75, KS85
Filmics
• ΡΕΤ ή ΡΡ
• Excellent tear resistance
• Excellent moisture stability
• Excellent operating and distribution capacity
• Very uniform surface = no structure in the adhesive layer
• Applications: clear-on-clear, high-speed applications
Face Materials
Papers and Films
Papers
Uncoated Papers (Vellum)
Use in e.g. logistics labels
Coated Papers (Raflacoat Plus, Raflagloss, Castgloss)
Use in e.g. food labels
Coloured Papers (Fluor)
Use in e.g. price tags
Metallic Papers (Silver, Goldvac, Foil) (Metal Papers)
Use in e.g. labels that need to be polished to get attention
Functional papers
Thermal Papers (Thermal Top, Thermal Eco) (Thermal Papers)
Use in e.g. product weight / price tags
Thermal Transfer Papers (Transfer Xtra, Transfer Matt) (Thermal Transfer Papers)
Use in e.g. logistics warehouses
Laser printable Papers (Jetlaser, Jetlite, Lasergloss) (Paper for laser printers)
Use in e.g. small offices, craftsmen working from home
Ink Jet printable Papers (Jetlaser, Jetlite, Jetgloss) (Ink Jet Printers)
Use in e.g. small offices, craftsmen working from home
Special Papers (Tamperproof, Boards, Opaque) Special Papers Tamperproof, Boards, Opaque)
Use in e.g. security applications / areas
Filmics (Labels Plastic / White / Transparent)
PE (Polyethylene - Polyethylene) (85, 100 and 150 mm)
Use in e.g. personal hygiene products
PP (Polypropylene - Polypropylene) (30 to 90 mm)
Use in e.g. personal hygiene products and transparent labels
PET (Polyester - Polyester)
Use in e.g. durable nameplates / name / professional title etc.
PP
Advantages
• Ability to produce very thin labels
• Excellent transparency
• Excellent rigidity
Disadvantages
• Topcoat printing only
• Does not maintain a uniform form / shape
PET
Advantages
• Excellent resistance to high temperatures
• It does not tear easily
• Excellent resistance to chemicals
• Excellent transparency
• Excellent rigidity
Disadvantages
• Relatively high price
• Does not maintain a uniform form / shape
Category Summary
• Polyethylene PE and Polypropylene are the materials most commonly used in this category of labels.
• Colors: White, transparent / colorless and silver.
• Coatings: Matte & Glossy
• Edits: Top coating *
*(These materials are not printable without special processing)
