The most popular material for printing adhesive decal labels today.

Label printing technology,   though seemingly small, is crucial in attracting customers. It's essential when customers are unsure which product to choose from within the same brand. A good, attractive product significantly increases the likelihood of customer selection. This presents a great opportunity for all businesses and retailers. However, despite having attractive designs, not everyone knows how to choose the right label printing material.

Nam Viet Group would like to introduce 5 of the most popular label printing materials currently favored by customers, each with diverse prices and designs:

Printing labels and tags using paper decal material.

From its inception, paper decals have always been popular and favored. They are inexpensive to produce, easy to print, and come in a variety of colors. Therefore, many customers choose them, and paper decals are commonly used for products such as: dry food, handicrafts, pharmaceuticals, export labels, consumer goods, etc.

Printing labels using tamper-evident decal material.

These are very important labels; they are single-use labels that cannot be peeled off and re-applied intact. Because of this characteristic, tamper-evident labels are often used as warranty labels, sealing labels, etc. Tamper-evident labels are commonly used as warranty labels for electronics, refrigerators, machinery, or as sealing labels for cabinets, locks, and doors.

Printing labels using plastic decal material.

Waterproof, tear-resistant, and highly adhesive plastic decals are commonly used on items requiring refrigeration, such as fruits, food, seafood, and even for sealing machinery and equipment. Labels on glass bottles often utilize plastic decals to prevent peeling and ensure good adhesion.

Printing labels using transparent decal material.

While similar in shape to plastic labels, transparent labels are characterized by their transparency. Based on this feature, these labels are commonly used on food products, such as tea and milk, stick boxes, and other specialty products.

Printing labels using silver decal material.

This material is coated with a bright or matte silver finish. It is particularly resistant to oil, grease, and chemicals used in machinery, equipment, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals.