customized uv ink offset printing shrink warp roll clear pvc heat shrink sleeve
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- Supplier: Guangdong Grand Era Printing Co. Ltd.
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Product Description
Customized Printing PVC PET Heat Shrink Sleeve Wrapping Glass Bottle Shrink Labels Rolls Sheets
Specification
item | value |
Material | PEC/PVC/OPS/POF |
Usage | Custom Sticker |
Type | Shrink Label |
Feature | Waterproof |
Custom Order | Accept |
Place of Origin | GUANGDONG |
Brand Name | STARLIGHT |
Model Number | custom shrink sleeve |
Industrial Use | Beverage/Wine/Household/Food |
Name | Shrink Sleeve Labels |
Size | Customized |
Color | CMYK+Pantone |
Application | Packaging Label |
Surface finishing | Matt/Gloss |
Artwork format | PDF/AI/CDR |
Certification | ISO9001/ISO14001/SEDEX/FSC |
MOQ | 1000 pcs |
Lead Time | 7~10 Workdays |
Packing | Roll/sheet |
What is a Shrink Sleeve?
A label that is able to encompass the entirety of the bottle/package allowing 360 degree brand recognition. The label is reverse
printed, making the label and ink more durable to wear and tear. This label also allows for the label to stretch up to the cap, thereby installing a built-in tamper evident solution. With a perforation in place, the label can also be easily removed
making the container recyclable.
Why Are Shrink Sleeves the Right Solution?
* small MOQ
A label that is able to encompass the entirety of the bottle/package allowing 360 degree brand recognition. The label is reverse
printed, making the label and ink more durable to wear and tear. This label also allows for the label to stretch up to the cap, thereby installing a built-in tamper evident solution. With a perforation in place, the label can also be easily removed
making the container recyclable.
Why Are Shrink Sleeves the Right Solution?
* small MOQ
* no cylinder cost
* 360 degree display
* environmentally friendly
* support ideal design
Choose right material for your shrink sleeve labels
mainly depends on the thickness, shrink percentage, ecofriendly material etc.
PVC
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a material familiar to many, was the primary substrate developed for the shrink sleeve label market. It
remains in broad use today and benefits from a robust and well-developed global supply chain, which can make it a lower-cost
option. But environmental sensitivities related to phthalate and chlorine content have been widely communicated, and have created
concerns about use of PVC as a label or packaging material.
remains in broad use today and benefits from a robust and well-developed global supply chain, which can make it a lower-cost
option. But environmental sensitivities related to phthalate and chlorine content have been widely communicated, and have created
concerns about use of PVC as a label or packaging material.
PET
The primary material used in shrink sleeve labeling today is Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG). Key benefits of PETG use
include its widespread availability, overall film clarity, stability compared to other material options and shrink capability of
up to 78 percent. In combination, these features make PETG generally fit for use in most applications. The material cost typically
is at a premium relative to PVC. Generally, PETG shrinks at a higher rate than other options, which requires proper control of
shrink tunnel conditions to insure label appearance is not compromised.
include its widespread availability, overall film clarity, stability compared to other material options and shrink capability of
up to 78 percent. In combination, these features make PETG generally fit for use in most applications. The material cost typically
is at a premium relative to PVC. Generally, PETG shrinks at a higher rate than other options, which requires proper control of
shrink tunnel conditions to insure label appearance is not compromised.
OPS
Oriented Polystyrene (OPS) and Polylactic Acid (PLA) are other shrink sleeve materials used in selected applications. While OPS
offers higher yield and a more controlled shrink rate, it requires careful handling and different converting materials and
conditions. There is a lot of interest in PLA as it is a bio-based polymer material. Limited sources of supply, cost and handling
issues have limited its adoption to date.
offers higher yield and a more controlled shrink rate, it requires careful handling and different converting materials and
conditions. There is a lot of interest in PLA as it is a bio-based polymer material. Limited sources of supply, cost and handling
issues have limited its adoption to date.
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