BOPP
VS
PAPER
BOPP and paper are two common materials used for roll labels, and each has its own characteristics that make it suitable for different applications.
BOPP
Durability
BOPP labels are highly durable and resistant to water, oils, and most chemicals. This makes them suitable for products that may be exposed to moisture or varying environmental conditions.
Clarity
BOPP films can be made transparent or translucent, offering excellent clarity for labels where the product visibility is important.
Strength
BOPP is known for its strength and tear resistance, making it ideal for labels that need to withstand handling and transportation.
Printability
BOPP materials can be easily printed with vibrant colors and high-resolution graphics, making them suitable for labels requiring intricate designs or branding elements.
PAPER
Eco-friendliness
Paper labels are often preferred for their eco-friendly properties, as they are biodegradable and recyclable. They are a good choice for brands looking to convey a more sustainable image.
Texture
Paper labels can offer a variety of textures, from smooth to textured finishes, which can add a tactile element to the product packaging.
Printability
Paper is easily printable with various printing techniques, including offset, digital, and flexographic printing. It provides good ink absorption, resulting in rich and vibrant colors.
COST
Paper labels are often more cost-effective compared to BOPP labels, which can be a factor for budget-conscious projects.
