The essence of multi-layer labels is that multiple stickers are stacked together, and each one can be peeled off.
Multi-layer labels are like a "sandwich", composed of 2-3 layers of stickers bonded together by special glue. Each Ply is usually independent and easy to peel off. The first layer of the multi-layer label is placed on the surface. When the user lifts it off, they can see the content of the next page. The bottom layer has a self-adhesive surface, which can be stuck on the product. Each layer has a special adhesive.
The essence of folded labels is: a single sticker that expands the space through folding.
Folded labels are usually a long sticker with adhesive on one side and the rest folded. When unfolded, it looks like a mini booklet. When it comes to folded labels, the adhesive-coated bottom part is attached to the product, and then the upper part is folded over to cover it. Users need to manually flip it open to see the hidden information that is folded away.
Folded labels provide several times the printing space of their coverage area on extremely limited product surfaces, such as bottle bodies, test tubes, and small electronic devices. The information of folded labels is layered: the outermost layer is summary information, such as product name and logo, and the inner layer is detailed information, such as ingredient list, usage instructions, barcode, multilingual translation, etc.
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