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A Comprehensive Guide to Choosing the Right Adhesive for a Bottle Label

Bottle Label

Tired of labels falling off your bottles? Ready to find the perfect adhesive that will keep them stuck on tight? Look no further! This comprehensive guide has all the tips and tricks to select the right adhesive for your professional labels. From understanding different types of adhesives and how they impact performance, to learning which one suits your specific needs – we’ve got it covered. So, let’s get started on finding the perfect glue-buddy for those bottle labels!

The anatomy of a bottle label 

Before we jump into the nitty-gritty, let’s take a step back and look at what a standard bottle label is made out of. The below image shows you each layer:

  1. A glossy, clear lamination that protects your printed design.
  2. Your printed design, maybe a clear logo sticker?
  3. The material you choose for your bottle labels
  4. The adhesive
  5. The backing paper

So as you can see, there are more factors to creating a lasting bottle label than just the adhesive.

Adhesive options 

But for now, let’s look at the adhesive options you can choose from.

Factors to consider 

Now we know which adhesive options exists, it is time to narrow them down. Here are some factors to consider when choosing one for your bottle labels.

1. The environment your labels will be used in

Getting the right adhesive strength for your labels can be tricky if you don’t know what environment they will be used in. Considering this factor is essential, as different environments will require different levels of adhesive strength. For example, if you are using your labels outdoors, you should choose a stronger adhesive than for indoor use. This is because outdoor labels will need to withstand more extreme conditions such as UV exposure or moisture, depending on your specific environment.

2. The surface you apply your labels to

The adhesive you choose will also depend on the surface you’re applying it to. Generally speaking, a permanent adhesive is best for surfaces like metal, glass and plastic. However, if you have a bumpy or uneven surface like an engine, you might want to consider using a high-tack adhesive.

3. The durability you want

Finally, think about the level of durability you want your labels to have. Do you need them to be extra strong? Or just enough to survive transport? This will help determine which adhesive is the best fit for your application.

We hope this guide has helped choose the right adhesive for your bottle label application. From understanding different types of adhesives and how they impact performance to learning which one suits your specific needs

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