Types of Plain Barcode Labels

We understand that different industries require labels with varying levels of durability, adhesiveness, and material properties. Our plain barcode labels are available in a variety of materials, each suited to specific applications and environments:

Paper Labels

Our paper labels are an economical solution for applications where the labels are used in controlled indoor environments. These labels are ideal for retail, shipping, and inventory management where short to medium-term durability is sufficient.

• Best for: Retail price tags, shipping labels, inventory tracking
• Features: Easy to print, cost-effective, excellent print clarity

Synthetic Labels

Synthetic labels are engineered for applications where durability and resistance to environmental factors are crucial. These labels are made from materials such as polyester, polypropylene, and vinyl, providing high resistance to water, chemicals, and abrasions.

• Best for: Industrial use, automotive, pharmaceuticals, and outdoor labeling
• Features: Waterproof, tear-resistant, suitable for harsh environments

Thermal Transfer Labels

Thermal transfer labels require a ribbon for printing and are ideal for high-quality, long-lasting barcodes. These labels are commonly used in industries such as logistics, food processing, and healthcare, where labels need to withstand rough handling, moisture, and exposure to chemicals.

• Best for: Long-term storage, product identification, compliance labeling
• Features: Crisp, durable print quality, resistant to smudging and fading

Direct Thermal Labels

Direct thermal labels do not require a ribbon and are best suited for short-term labeling applications, such as shipping labels, receipts, and temporary barcodes. They offer a quick and cost-effective solution but are not suitable for environments with exposure to heat or sunlight, as the print may fade over time.

• Best for: Short-term use, shipping labels, receipts
• Features: Ribbon-free printing, cost-effective, quick printing