
Logistics & E-commerce Label Materials
Keep shipment information attached and readable—from warehouse storage to final delivery—with self-adhesive label materials selected for your packaging and operating conditions.
Find the Right Label Material for Your Logistics Application
Tell us your packaging surface, label size, printing method and storage conditions. We’ll help you review material options and discuss samples for testing.
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Shipping & Parcel Labels
Self-adhesive labels carry delivery addresses, tracking numbers and barcodes on parcels. Match the label material to the packaging surface and handling conditions to help keep shipment information attached and readable.
Labels for E-commerce Shipping and Returns
Self-adhesive labels connect parcels with delivery details, tracking codes and return information. Match the label material to cartons or mailing bags, with print readability and adhesion evaluated for the expected handling conditions.
Labels for Postal and Parcel Networks
From collection and sorting to final delivery, postal labels carry essential routing and identification data. Select the face material and adhesive to suit the envelope or parcel surface, printing process and expected transit time.
FAQ
Why do shipping labels lift or fall off cartons?
Dust, rough cardboard, low application temperatures and insufficient pressure can weaken adhesion. Select an adhesive suited to the carton surface, apply the label to a clean, dry area and test it on the actual packaging before bulk use.
How can I reduce unreadable barcodes during shipping?
Can the same label material be used on cartons and plastic mailing bags?
Which label printing method is suitable for logistics applications?
Find the Right Label Material for Your Logistics Application
Struggling with label lifting, unreadable barcodes or poor adhesion on mailing bags? Share your application details so we can help review suitable material options.
Please include your packaging surface, label size, printer model, order quantity and expected storage conditions.
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