Art Paper Label

Paper labels could be made into any color using special printing machines based on the consumer’s needs and taste. Paper labels are produced using two adhesive types: Acronal (low adhesive content) and hotmelt (high glue content). There are various brands of adhesive back paper material commercially available, the most famous of which are Italian Roll Cover, German Fasson, Finland UPM, etc. Paper labels are the most common and also the cheapest choice in the barcoding industry. Among the disadvantages of paper labels, we can point out its vulnerability to tearing, not being resistant in wet environments and in direct contact with chemicals. A feature of this type of labels is high printability and suitability for all types of printing systems including offset, flexo and digital printing. All kinds of paper labels (matte, glossy and art) are available in both roll and sheet forms. Roll paper labels are mostly for barcode printers (label printers) and sheet paper labels (page or sheet) up to A4 size are for use in inkjet, laser, and dot matrix printers. Paper labels are the most used in dry environments and at normal temperature for packaging. This type of label is used on cardboard, paper, glass and plastic surfaces. It is worth mentioning that by adding a layer of thermal lamination on the paper label, you could make it resistant to water and moisture.