Why is in-mold labeling popular?

In-mold labeling is a new form of label packaging that is different from traditional direct screen printing, heat shrinkable labels, and self-adhesive labels. It has been popular in Europe and the United States for many years. After two or three years of waiting and watching in China, it has finally begun to develop on a larger scale. scale applications.

In-mold labeling is mainly used for blow molding and injection molding products made of PP, PE, PET and other materials. That is, before blow molding and injection molding, the printed in-mold sticker is put into the blow and injection mold cavity. When the mold is closed for blow and injection, the special adhesive is affixed to the mold through the action of high temperature and high pressure in the mold. The glue melts and becomes integrated with the surface of the bottle or injection molded part. When the mold is opened, a beautifully printed bottle or injection molded part is completed in one go.

Advantages of in-film labeling

(1) It directly enhances the anti-counterfeiting function of the product and better meets the brand protection needs of high-standard enterprises.

(2) The in-mold stickers are beautifully printed and can be used for special effects such as laser and aluminum plating, which greatly improves the quality of product packaging.

(3) The form is novel and beautiful, not easy to fall off and damaged, waterproof, oil-proof and mildew-proof.

(4) Improve the hygiene and safety of packaged products and eliminate environmental pollution caused by secondary printing and labeling.

(5) The overall cost is significantly lower than traditional labels and direct screen printing and is environmentally friendly.

Application industries of in-mold labeling

(1) Packaging containers for beauty and hair products;

(2) Packaging containers for medicines and health products;

(3) Food and beverage packaging containers;

(4) Packaging containers for powder and liquid chemical products such as engine oil;

(5) Packaging containers for edible oil, soy sauce, vinegar and other condiments;

(6) Decoration of daily necessities such as basins, buckets, cups, etc.