Description

Durable labeling material is a labeling material that maintains label adhesion and clarity when used in harsh environments. It is commonly used on items and equipment in aerospace, automotive industry, outdoor recreation and other fields.

The white polyester for durable label is a premium product utilizing a special adhesive technology designed primarily for rough or low surface energy plastic surfaces. The product has high initial tack, yet is briefly repositionable, and the adhesion increases to very high ultimate peel strength. This tough laminating plastic has a matte velvet finish for a decorative appearance withexcellent moisture and abrasion resistance. The combination of a matte Lexan laminate that makes barcode scanning easy, a rugged face stock and extra-strong adhesive makes this label resistant to harsh chemicals commonly found in the automotive and electronics industries.

The materials usually used for durable labels include the following:
1. Polyimide (Polyimide): This material is a high-temperature material that can withstand extremely high temperatures and chemical corrosion, and is usually used for labels in aerospace, electronic components, and other fields.
2. Polyester (Polyester): this material is resistant to abrasion, high temperature, chemical corrosion and other characteristics, commonly used in automobiles, mechanical equipment and other areas of the label.
3. polyurethane (Polyurethane): this material can be in high temperature, humidity, chemicals and other harsh environments to maintain the clarity of the label and adhesion, commonly used in ships, tactical equipment and other fields of identification.
4. Polyolefin (Polyolefin): this material has excellent wear resistance, waterproof, oil, UV protection and other properties, commonly used in outdoor recreation, medical equipment and other areas of the logo.

Key Feature

The following characteristics are required for durable labeling materials:

High temperature and chemical resistance

Durable labeling materials need to be able to withstand high temperatures, chemicals and other corrosive environments without losing adhesion and clarity.

Strong abrasion resistance

Durable labeling materials need to be abrasion-resistant, able to withstand rubbing and scratching, and not fall off and damage.

Water, oil and UV resistant

Durable labeling materials need to be able to maintain the clarity and adhesion of label information in harsh environments such as water, oil and UV.

Stable adhesion

Durable labeling materials need to have the characteristics of stable adhesion, can not lose adhesion in the process of long-term use. In short, durable labeling material is a labeling material that can withstand harsh environments, widely used in a variety of high-demand occasions, can improve the reliability and safety of goods and equipment labeling!