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Plain Paper Labels

Plain paper labels refer to blank labels without any preprinted information. They are versatile and widely used for various applications. Here are some common uses:

Preprinted Paper Labels

Preprinted paper labels come with specific information or designs already printed on them before use. They save time and effort in data entry and ensure consistency in labeling. Here are some common uses:

Security Labels

Security labels are specialized stickers designed to enhance the security and authenticity of products, documents, and packages. They are used to prevent counterfeiting, tampering, and unauthorized access. Here are some common types and uses of security labels:

Direct Thermal Label

Direct thermal labels do not require ink, ribbons, or toners. They are heat-sensitive and produce prints when the thermal print head of a printer applies heat to the label's surface. These labels are widely used for short-term applications such as

Synthetic Labels

Transparent labels are made from synthetic materials such as clear polyester (PET) or polypropylene (PP). These labels are designed to be see-through, allowing the underlying surface to show through the label. Some common uses of transparent labels include:

Special Adhesive Labels

Special adhesive labels refer to labels that are designed with unique adhesive properties to meet specific application requirements. These labels use specialized adhesives to ensure proper bonding to various surfaces and to address specific challenges that standard adhesive labels may not effectively handle. Here are some types of special adhesive labels and their uses: