What are the advantages and disadvantages of colored copper label paper compared to synthetic materials?

Compared with synthetic materials, color copperplate label paper shows unique advantages and disadvantages in many aspects. The following is a detailed comparison of color copperplate label paper and synthetic materials in label applications:

Advantages

1. Printing effect:

High quality printing: color coated paper surface smooth, high whiteness, ink absorption inking performance is very good, can achieve high quality printing effect. The printed text and pictures are very clear, delicate, colorful and full, suitable for making labels that require fine patterns, high-resolution text or complex barcodes.

Diversified identification needs: color coated paper can adapt to different printing and identification needs, provide flexible and diverse choices to meet the identification requirements of various products and equipment.

2. Cost effectiveness:

Relatively low cost: Compared with synthetic materials, the production cost of colored coated paper is usually lower, which helps to reduce the overall cost of labels and improve economic efficiency.

3. Environmental protection:

Recyclable materials: Colored coated paper is usually made of recyclable materials and meets environmental standards. Its durability also means less resource consumption, contributing to the company in terms of sustainability.

4. Feel and appearance:

Comfortable feel: The color coated paper sticker feels smooth and soft, very comfortable.

High gloss: The surface gloss of colored coated paper is high, which can effectively enhance the texture of the label and leave a good impression.

Disadvantages

1. Durability:

Less durable than synthetic materials: Synthetic materials generally have higher durability, strength, oil and water resistance, weather resistance, and UV resistance. In contrast, the performance of colored coated paper in these aspects may be weaker.

Poor weather resistance: easy to be affected by environmental factors such as temperature and humidity, resulting in problems such as fading and falling off.

Lack of scratch resistance: the surface is soft and easy to be scratched or worn.

Insufficient viscosity: easy to fall off in long-term use or high temperature and humidity environment.

2. Shelf life:

Not suitable for long-term preservation: the color of the coated paper may gradually fade over time, and the powder is easy to stick and fall off after contacting the moisture, which may lead to quality problems in the wet environment.

3. Application environment:

Not suitable for outdoor use: Prolonged exposure to sunlight and air can cause problems such as fading and aging.

Weak resistance to chemicals: In an environment exposed to chemicals, the integrity of colored coated paper may be affected.

In summary, color copper label paper has advantages in printing effect, cost effectiveness and environmental protection, but has disadvantages in durability, storage life and application environment. Therefore, when selecting label materials, you need to weigh them according to specific application scenarios and requirements.