BOPP synthetic paper label or PE label which is better

When choosing BOPP synthetic paper labels and PE labels, we need to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of the two according to the specific application scenarios and needs. Here's a detailed comparison of the two labels:

BOPP synthetic paper label

Advantages:

High transparency: BOPP synthetic paper labels have excellent transparency and can clearly display the product information below the label.

Good printing performance: Due to its smooth surface, the BOPP synthetic paper label has good absorption of ink, and the printed pattern and text are clear and bright.

Waterproof and oil resistant: BOPP synthetic paper labels have excellent water and oil resistant properties, suitable for use in wet or oily environments.

Wear resistance: BOPP synthetic paper labels have good wear resistance and can maintain a long service life.

Widely used: suitable for shampoo, bath products, daily detergent, cosmetics, skin care and other products label needs.

Cons:

Higher cost: Compared with PE labels, the manufacturing cost of BOPP synthetic paper labels is higher.

Limited temperature resistance: it is easy to deform or melt in high temperature environment, and is not suitable for application scenarios that can withstand high temperature.

Not easy to degrade: It is not easy to degrade in the natural environment and may cause certain pressure on the environment.

PE label

Advantages:

Good softness: PE label has good softness, suitable for sticking on a curved surface, and the label edge is not easy to wrinkle.

Good extrusion resistance: PE label has excellent extrusion resistance and is suitable for bottles that are often extruded and easy to deform.

Environmental protection: PE is a kind of environmental label material, easy to recycle.

Lower cost: Compared to BOPP synthetic paper labels, PE labels have lower manufacturing costs.

Cons:

Less transparency: PE labels are relatively less transparent and may not be as clear as BOPP synthetic paper labels.

Printing performance is general: although it can be printed, the printing effect may be slightly inferior compared to BOPP synthetic paper labels.

Temperature resistance: The temperature resistance of PE labels is also relatively limited, but it performs better at normal and low temperatures.

conclude

BOPP synthetic paper labels are more suitable for applications that require high transparency, good printing performance and water and oil resistance, such as high-end cosmetics, toiletries and so on. The disadvantages are high cost and limited temperature resistance.

PE labels are more suitable for applications that require good softness, good extrusion resistance and low cost, such as information labels for bathroom supplies, cosmetics and other extrusion packaging. Its disadvantages are low transparency and general printing performance.

The final choice of labels needs to be considered according to the specific product requirements and application scenarios.