Textile Resin Ribbon

Textile labels are exposed to various environmental and usage conditions, making it essential for them to be durable and resistant while maintaining readability over time. Below are the main conditions they must endure:

✔ Washing and Cleaning: Must withstand repeated washing without fading or erasing printed information. They need to resist water, detergents, and common cleaning agents.

✔ Friction and Wear: Subject to constant rubbing and abrasion during normal use. Labels must be durable to maintain printed information over time.

✔ Temperature Exposure: Labels are often exposed to high and low temperatures during washing, ironing, or daily use. They must retain print quality under these conditions.

✔ Light and Sun Exposure: Direct sunlight and artificial light can cause fading. Labels must be UV-resistant to maintain printed text clarity.

✔ Chemical and Solvent Resistance: Depending on their use, labels may come into contact with chemicals or solvents. They should be resistant to damage and information loss.

✔ Ironing: Labels must endure heat and pressure from ironing without damaging or peeling off.

✔ Handling and Transport: During manufacturing, shipping, and retail, labels face bending, stretching, and impact. They must be resistant to deformation and loss of readability.

✔ Extreme Environmental Conditions: Some labels are exposed to high humidity, extreme cold, or intense heat. They must maintain print quality and adhesion under these conditions.

✔ Tear and Pull Resistance: Labels must resist tearing and stretching, especially in situations where force is applied, such as adjusting or pulling clothing.

✔ Abrasion Resistance: In high-friction environments, like sportswear or industrial applications, labels must withstand constant rubbing without fading or wearing out.