Unable to withstand high and low temperatures

Some special environments, such as high temperature, low temperature, humidity, or chemical exposure, may affect the adhesive performance of the label. Labels may deform, fade, drop, or lose their stickiness in these environments

Poor anti-counterfeiting performance

As a kind of anti-counterfeiting mark, the label is easy to be imitated or forged. Traditional labels are easily torn off and re-pasted, losing their anti-counterfeiting effect.

Limited adhesive materials

Some labels are only suitable for adhering to a single material, and they may fail to adhere properly or leave residual adhesive when transferred to other materials.

Residual adhesive after peeling off

After the label is torn off, the adhesive often remains on the surface of the object, which is difficult to remove completely. This results in unsightly adhesive residue after the label is used, and also increases the difficulty of cleaning.

adhesive failure

Some labels do not have long-lasting adhesive properties and cannot remain fixed for extended periods. Under conditions of high temperature, humidity, or weight, the labels are prone to falling off, resulting in the displacement or falling of items.