These types of decal paper are commonly used for printing product labels today.

Decal paper generally has an adhesive backing that helps stick labels to products, but it is divided into many types, used for different purposes. Some types can be used immediately after removing the protective layer, while others cannot.

The cardboard box has a decal sticker.

As the name suggests, this type of decal label paper is used to stick onto paper boxes, commonly used in various sizes of bags, once the printing process is complete. Large cakes and pastries are often packaged in appropriately sized paper boxes, and an eye-catching label on the outside of the box can enhance professionalism, convey a sense of quality, and build greater trust with customers.

In environments requiring large-volume orders or for an entire store to print, using paper can save companies time and effort, as well as generate more revenue.

Decals are used for sticking on walls.

Wall decals are a popular product for decorating homes, offices, cafes, restaurants, etc., also known as wallpaper. Not only are they made in many different styles, colors, and sizes, but wall decals are also favored for their simplicity and safety.

Wall decals are used as a protective coating for your walls, so you should choose a material that is non-abrasive, waterproof, mold-resistant, scratch-resistant, and commonly available, such as PVC plastic.

Electrical appliance decals

These decals are printed and applied to electronic devices such as mobile phones, laptops, etc. Because these products are used for many years, the quality requirements are very high, so choose a type that can withstand harsh conditions such as high temperatures, and is also sturdy and durable to ensure the quality of the product.

Bottle decals

This type of adhesive decal is commonly used as an external sealant for liquid cosmetics, inside plastic or glass bottles. The advantages of this type of label are its good adhesion, heat resistance, and reduced impact and scratching during transportation and handling.

When choosing labels for bottled products, you should pay attention to their ability to withstand chemical reactions, ultraviolet rays, and fading.