Both epoxy resin and stickers are printed products that can carry patterns and text, but they differ in manufacturing processes and materials. - Epoxy resin is a printed product that injects glue into patterns or text to form a 3D raised effect. It can be divided into two types: UV epoxy and white glue epoxy. In terms of appearance, UV epoxy is transparent, while white glue epoxy is white and translucent. - Stickers, as the name suggests, are printed products that can be pasted on the surface of objects. They are generally made of materials such as PVC or PET, with a matte or glossy film covering the surface, which makes them durable, resistant to damage, and able to maintain vibrant colors without fading for a long time.
Self-adhesive labels, also known as self-sticking label materials, are composite materials with paper, film or other special materials as the surface material, coated with adhesive on the back, and silicon-coated protective paper as the base paper. Self-adhesive labels can mainly be classified into paper-based materials, film-based materials, film layer materials, adhesives and base materials. The following is an explanation of their functional classifications.
In today's era of pursuing personalization and differentiation, the design of product labels has gone beyond simple information transmission. It has become a bridge for emotional communication between brands and consumers, as well as a window to showcase the unique charm of products. Laser holographic stickers, with their unique visual effects, cool technological sense, and broad application potential, are gradually leading the new trend in label design.
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