Transparent heat-sensitive label paper printing imported red wine label paper and food label tips

Today I want to share with you a cool little trick, that is to use transparent thermal label paper to print imported wine label paper and food label!

I believe that everyone has bought imported wine or food bar, then you also have the same trouble as me: can not check the small print on these packaging ah! Some of the words on the packaging are too small, or because their color is too similar to the background color, so it is difficult to read. So what to do?

In fact, we can use transparent heat-sensitive label paper to make these labels. The production method is also very simple, you only need to design the label pattern and information on the computer, and then print it on the transparent thermal label paper with an ordinary express printer, and stick the label on the package.

This kind of transparent thermal label paper does not need a carbon strip, only a thermal printer is required. Moreover, this kind of label paper is very transparent and can show the text and pattern very clearly. Using this method to print out the label, not only convenient for us to check the information of the product, but also can be done very beautiful, a little fresh feeling.In fact, we can use transparent heat-sensitive label paper to make these labels. The production method is also very simple, you only need to design the label pattern and information on the computer, and then print it on the transparent thermal label paper with an ordinary express printer, and stick the label on the package.

This kind of transparent thermal label paper does not need a carbon strip, only a thermal printer is required. Moreover, this kind of label paper is very transparent and can show the text and pattern very clearly. Using this method to print out the label, not only convenient for us to check the information of the product, but also can be done very beautiful, a little fresh feeling.

Well, that's all for today's tips. I hope you enjoy it and give it a try. Next time you buy imported wine or food, remember to use this method to make labels!