How to store unused transparent thermal label paper?

When storing unused transparent thermal label paper, in order to ensure its quality and adhesion, the following points should be noted:

1、 Environmental requirements

Temperature:

The ideal storage temperature is 23 ± 2 ℃.

Avoid high and low temperature environments, as extreme temperatures may cause label paper deformation, adhesive failure, or reduced stickiness.

Humidity:

The ideal storage humidity is RH60%~70% (or RH65 ± 5%).

Excessive humidity may cause the label paper to become damp, affecting printing quality and adhesion; If the humidity is too low, it may cause the label paper to dry, which also affects its stickiness.

2、 Packaging and Storage

packing:

Seal and package the label paper with moisture-proof paper or plastic film.

For label paper packaged in rolls, it should be stacked vertically; Flat label paper should be stored flat.

deposit:

The height of each label paper should not exceed 1 meter to prevent excessive weight from causing glue penetration and adhesion.

The goods should be at least 10 centimeters above the ground, and wooden planks or other items can be used to isolate the ground.

3、 Other precautions

Avoid direct sunlight:

Direct sunlight may cause the label paper to fade, deform, or the adhesive to fail.

Avoid contact with chemicals:

Chemicals may damage the surface coating or adhesive of label paper, resulting in poor printing performance or inability to print.

Regular inspection:

Regularly check whether the storage environment meets the requirements, and whether there are signs of deformation, discoloration, or adhesive failure on the label paper.

Re seal:

After each use, the remaining label paper should be resealed and packaged to maintain its quality and stickiness.

In summary, when storing unused transparent thermal label paper, it is necessary to pay attention to environmental factors such as temperature and humidity, and take appropriate packaging and storage measures. At the same time, it is necessary to avoid direct sunlight and contact with chemicals, and regularly check the storage environment and the condition of label paper. These measures can ensure the quality and stickiness of label paper, extending its service life.