
ECO thermal labels are an excellent solution for printing on products such as (barcode, text, logo) which are located indoors. No ink ribbon is used. This type of labels can be used in any thermal label printer. The lifespan which both the label and the print will remain unchanged is 6 months. They are also stable for products stored in refrigeration at 5°C for a period of 5 days.
In this particular printing technology, ink ribbon is used. Our thermal transfer labels ensure a longer life, up to 60 months. Ideal solution for use on products, boxes, parcels, shelves, etc.
They have a long shelf life, up to 24 months indoors and great resistance to low temperatures. Excellent solution for frozen products that are even at deep freeze temperature. Their printing technology is direct thermal, so no ink ribbon is required.
Plastic labels are printed using resin and wax/resin ink ribbon. They have a long lifespan and give a more beautiful appearance to the products. They also exhibit moisture and tear resistance. Material: (P.P.) polypropylene.
The main feature of this category of labels is the special adhesive which makes it easy to peel and stick the labels. They can be either thermal or thermal transfer, depending on the type of paper. This special feature makes them ideal for temporary labeling, pharmacies or drug warehouses.
Below will be a detailed description of the different types of labels that exist and that you also can order at BLP CONNEXION.
What is the shelf life I need for the barcode stickers?
What environments will the label be exposed to?
For indoor spaces, it is advisable to use the direct thermal label (Direct Thermal). The ECO label is sensitive to light and temperature, so it has a very short shelf life outdoors. However if the products are outdoors, exposed, with difficult environment and weather conditions then you need a label of extreme strength. In this case, we recommend not paper but propylene (P.P.) label which is the most suitable for harsh weather conditions.
Do you need a re-stickable label?
What is the texture of the surface to which the label will be applied?
What temperature will your label be exposed to?
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