Does BOPP synthetic label paper support punching?

BOPP synthetic label paper supports punching. Punching technology is quite common in the application of label paper, especially when label paper needs to be used with specific equipment such as printers, price guns, etc. Punching can ensure continuous and synchronized paper feeding. For BOPP synthetic label paper, its material properties allow it to be punched to meet different application needs.

In practical operation, the punching of BOPP synthetic label paper can be carried out through various methods, such as mechanical punching, laser punching, etc. Mechanical punching usually uses a punching machine to create holes on label paper through molds or cutting tools. Laser drilling utilizes the high energy density of the laser beam to melt, vaporize, or reach the ignition point of the label paper in a very short period of time, thereby forming holes. Laser drilling has the advantages of high precision, fast speed, non-contact, and no pollution, making it particularly suitable for situations where precise requirements are placed on hole size and position.

It should be noted that during the punching process, appropriate punching methods and parameters need to be selected to avoid causing significant damage to BOPP synthetic label paper or affecting its performance. Meanwhile, the punched label paper also needs to be properly stored and processed to ensure its stability and reliability during use.

In summary, BOPP synthetic label paper supports punching and can choose different punching methods and parameters according to specific needs.