Stickers Material FAQs
Yes, the surface is compatible with thermal transfer printing. When paired with resin ribbons, it produces durable and heat-resistant prints.
The white polyimide coating resists yellowing and maintains excellent print clarity even at temperatures up to 300℃.
No, the high-temperature acrylic adhesive remains stable within -40℃ to +300℃, ensuring strong and lasting adhesion.
It is designed to perform reliably from -40℃ to +300℃, making it suitable for both extreme cold and high-heat environments.
This usually happens when using water-based inks. For best results, use pigment-based inks or thermal transfer printing ribbons that bond better to the surface of tear proof rubbing paper.
It is widely used in logistics, manufacturing, retail, outdoor advertising, and product labeling. Anywhere durability and resistance to wear are required, this material is a reliable choice.
The higher cost comes from its special durability and manufacturing process. Unlike ordinary paper, it resists tearing, rubbing, and chemicals, making it a cost-effective long-term solution.
Not all printers are compatible. While many laser printers and thermal transfer printers work well, some inkjet printers may face adhesion problems. Always check printer specifications before use to ensure smooth printing.
Yes. It uses carbonless technology without ink or toner, leaving no messy residue. Some versions use static adhesion instead of glue, making them safe, clean, and eco-friendly.
OwnLikes offers customization of Tear Proof Rubbing Paper Material in various sizes, colors (black or blue), and single or double-layer designs. We provide solutions tailored to the needs of DMV offices, automotive manufacturers, and equipment companies.
Yes, especially when used with synthetic labels and resin-based ribbons.
No, thermal transfer ribbon cannot be reused. Once it passes through the printer, the ink has already been transferred onto the label, leaving the used section of ribbon with no usable coating. For consistent print quality, a new ribbon must be installed.
Yes. Depending on the formulation (wax, wax-resin, or resin), it can offer resistance to scratches, chemicals, and sometimes high temperatures.
White thermal transfer ribbon is ideal for printing on dark or colored labels where black ink would not be visible. It provides strong contrast, making barcodes, text, and graphics easy to read. Black ribbon is more common and cost-effective for standard labels, but white ribbon offers a clear advantage when high visibility on non-white surfaces is required.
Thermal transfer ribbon prints are very durable and usually do not fade quickly. Under normal indoor conditions, the image can last for several years. In harsher environments with heat, sunlight, or chemicals, fading may occur sooner, depending on the ribbon type (wax, wax-resin, or resin).
It is mainly used for printing clear white text, barcodes, or graphics on dark-colored or transparent label materials.
According to the nature of the "VOID" transfer, it can be classified into fully transferred type, semi-transferred type and non-transferred type. According to the position reserved for its main material, it can be divided into VOID negative plate and VOID positive plate. Among them, the semi-transfer type is the most widely used in practice.
It adopts a special layered structure design. The surface material and adhesive are treated in layers. When peeled off, the preset text or pattern will be separated and permanently remain on the surface of the attached object. At the same time, the label itself is damaged and cannot be reused, forming a dual anti-counterfeiting evidence.
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