Label Material FAQ: Heat Resistance, Liners, Adhesives and Test Reports

Q1 How much heat can your heat-resistant labels take?

B004 is rated up to 280°C. How long it holds depends on your process, so tell us the temperature and exposure time, for example a paint oven at a set temperature for a set number of minutes, and we will confirm the material before production.

Q2 Can the release liner be clear or colored?

The liner can be clear or white.

Q3 Which certifications and test reports can you provide?

We hold ISO 9001:2015 quality management system certification. For label materials we hold third-party test reports from SGS, TÜV Rheinland and Waltek covering RoHS substances, phthalates, PFAS, PAHs and halogens, depending on the material. REACH and RoHS declarations are also available for the Epson inks we use. Tell us which material you are considering and we will send the matching report.

Q4 What inks and adhesives do you use?

Inks: soy-based inks, AQ water-based pigment inks, liquid electro inks and LED UV-curable inks. Adhesives: water-based acrylic, rubber-based and silicone adhesives, chosen for the surface and conditions.

Q5 What material thickness can you print and convert?

Materials from 50 to 1,000 μm thick.

Materials, Heat Resistance and Testing

Materials, Heat Resistance and Testing