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Automotive.
Industries
Automotive.
Our tyre-labelling materials are made with special rubber hot melt adhesives optimized for the balance between problem-free performance on the tyre and smooth processing for printers.
Packaging design essentials
Labels.
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Branding/Decorative Point Of Purchase Label
Start with the Right Adhesive : Our tyre-labelling materials are made with special rubber hot melt adhesives optimized for the balance between problem-free performance on the tyre and headache-free processing for printers.
Key Features
- Better readability at retail: can be printed on using a variety of common methods, all of which result in labels with excellent readability.
- Production-friendly gum patterns designed to eliminate oozing and speed throughput.
- Special silicone systems, tailored to your equipment for automatic dispensing.
- Alternate face stocks also available for more aggressive applications.
- One-sided siliconized liner with optional anti-block coating on the backside.
Tyre Vulcanization / Green Tire Labels
- During the manufacturing process of tires the “Green tires” are placed inside a Vulcanization mould in which they are formed, applying high pressure and temperatures of up to+200 °C.
- The label must stickwell to the Green Tire and thenvulcanize onto the rubber,developing a permanent bond
- PSA Solution – unique rubber-based adhesive is used
- High temperature resistant polyester providing high chemical and abrasion resistance of TT print is used
- Vulcanization process Vulcanization label will be placed in a fixed position on the Side plates (see below picture) before the tire embryo put inside the mould.
- One-sided siliconized liner with optional anti-block coating on the backside.
Please see the process below Curing conditions, Temperature:140 ～200 ; Pressure:～ 3MPa(Internal cyclic water pressure); Time:20min.～1.5h depends on size/type of tire
QR Code/ Process / Track & Trace Labels
QR code linked to EU product tyre Label, Manufacture Name, Tyre Identification number, Tyre size, load index , speed index, Noise class, Winter tyre designation, Snow grip marking, Rescaling for lower label classes.
Process Control Label
Label Finishes
- Glossy
- Matt
- Semi Glossy
- Special embellishments
- Textured
- Screen
Adhesives
- Hot melt
- Water Based
- Acrylic / Emulsion Acrylic
Label Formats
- Sheet Form
- Roll Form
Printing Options.
Embossing
Embossing is a condition where an image is pressed onto a material to create an image that is raised above the level of the material.
Brailee Printing
We provide our customers the option of Brailee printed labels which is most necessary for the pharmaceutical Industry.
Holograms
Holograms have unique optical properties that make them almost impossible to replicate.
Half Tone Effect/Gradient Effect
This is a process in which fine dots are used to create a variation in which the colour seems to fade from the base colour to a lightershaded version of a base colour.
Screen Printing
This process is usually done to add texture to a label. It gives a very elegant feel to a label.
Security/Specialty Ink
We provide our customers with a choice of more than 20 security patterns/specialty inks in different colours and print processes
Bar-Coding / QR Code Labels
It is a method for easy identification of products or units, using a specific pattern comprising spaces and lines (bars) of varying width.
Varnishing
Varnishing refers to the process of applying a heat-cured clear coating of transparent ink on the surface of a label for protection and for giving it lustrous look. The labels with a varnishing enhancement protect the material and the printing from abrasion, sunlight, chemicals and moisture.
Serial Numbering
Labelling with unique serial numbers is required in various industries, such as retail and logistics, as well as for several purposes, such as identifying spare parts and individual units of goods and products.
Cold /Hot foil
This is a special image-producing method in which a thin foil with the label design is transferred on to the required surface. This results in an eye-catching product, because of the metallic sheen of the foils. Popular foils used are gold and metallic, but several colours and finishes are available.
Lamination
In this process, a clear film is applied to the label material, giving it a polished appearance. Lamination is mostly done to protect the label, and the label is rendered moisture-resistant and practically tear-proof, thus increasing the life of the label. Lamination also enhances the label's visual appeal.
Our Clientele.
