There are many different models and brands of adhesive labels available on the market. But do you know the specific classification and intended uses of each type of adhesive label? Understanding the classification and uses of adhesive labels will help you choose the right one for your needs. The classifications and uses of adhesive labels are as follows:

Mirror-finish coated paper

These adhesive labels are high-quality, multi-colored product labels commonly used for information labeling on items such as pharmaceuticals, food, electrical appliances, and cultural products.

Matte paper, offset paper

These types of adhesive labels typically use label stock designed for specific applications. They are commonly used for high-speed laser printing, inkjet printing, or for information labels and barcode labels.

Fragile sticker

The primary functions are anti-counterfeiting and warranty protection; once these adhesive labels are torn, they cannot be reused. They are typically used for anti-counterfeiting purposes on products such as electrical appliances and pharmaceuticals.

Polyethylene label

The fabric has a relatively transparent and glossy appearance, with a milky-white color.

Thermal paper

It is commonly seen on product prices and is widely used.

PVC shrink film

Battery trademarks commonly used for various electrical appliances or machines.

Coated paper

Applied to multi-color product labels. Typically used for informational labels on food, pharmaceuticals, and electrical appliances.

Laser film

This is a high-end information label paper, commonly used for multi-color labels on cultural products, high-end decorative items, and other similar products.

Aluminum foil

These adhesive labels are also frequently used for multi-colored products. They are typically applied as high-end information labels for pharmaceuticals, food products, and cultural goods.

Polypropylene

These adhesive labels have a transparent surface and come in shades such as metallic silver, metallic gold, milky white, and matte milky white. They offer excellent resistance to water, oils, and chemicals, making them ideal for product labels where durability is crucial. They are commonly used as informational labels for items like bathroom supplies, electrical appliances, and machinery.

Thermal transfer paper

Performance is designed to withstand high-temperature environments. Typically used in products such as microwave ovens.

Removable adhesive

The materials commonly used for these labels include coated paper, mirror-finish paper, polyethylene, and polypropylene. Since these self-adhesive labels leave no residue when removed, they are typically used for labeling tableware, fruits, and other similar items.

Chemically synthesized paper

Because these adhesive labels have strong water- and oil-resistant properties, they are typically used for information labels on high-end products and eco-friendly items.