The correct use and storage of UV self-adhesive label paper is the key to ensuring the quality of the label and extending its service life. Here are some tips on how to properly use and store UV self-adhesive label paper:
Proper use:
Clean the pasting surface: Ensure that the surface to be pasted is clean, dry, and free of oil, dust or moisture, which can improve the stickiness and adhesion of the label.
Choose the right label: Choose the right UV self-adhesive label paper according to the specific needs and use environment. For example, if you need to use it outdoors or need to withstand direct sunlight, you can choose a label with better weather resistance.
Properly peel the backing paper: Try to avoid removing from the left and right corners of the label, which may weaken the viscosity of the dry glue in the contact part and destroy the surface fibers in the material. The correct method is to keep the label as straight as possible, peeling the backing paper from the center of the top or bottom to ensure that the label is well bonded to the surface of the object.
Even pressure: When attaching labels, apply even pressure to ensure that the label is in full contact with the pasted surface to avoid bubbles or wrinkles.
Correct storage:
Avoid direct sunlight: UV self-adhesive label paper should be stored in a place that avoids direct sunlight to prevent the label from becoming brittle or fading.
Moisture and high temperature: The self-adhesive label should be stored in a dry and cool environment to avoid deformation or deterioration of the label due to humidity and high temperature.
Avoid harmful gases: The storage place should be away from harmful gases and odors to prevent the effect of the label.
Vertical stacking and flat storage: Roll labels should be stacked upright, flat labels should be stored flat to prevent deformation or adhesion.
Following the above recommendations can ensure the correct use and storage of UV self-adhesive label paper, thereby improving the use effect of the label and extending its service life.