Brand tag packaging-A

The packing method of “Brand tag” needs to be comprehensively designed according to its usage, material, size and transportation requirements, and the core objective is to ensure that the label stays flat, dirt-proof and moisture-proof during storage and transportation, and at the same time is easy to use at the end. The following are packing strategies and operational details for different scenarios:

First. basic packing material selection

Moisture and anti-fouling layer

Use transparent OPP self-adhesive bags or PE film to seal single labels to avoid ink or material deformation by moisture.

If the label contains metal foil, hot stamping and other processes, additional wrapping bubble wrap or pearl cotton to prevent scratching.

Support reinforcement layer

Hard labels (such as acrylic, PVC) need to be separated by thick cardboard or EVA foam to avoid collision.

Soft labels ( woven labels, stickers) can be rolled on a hard paper tube and fixed with winding film outside.

Batch packing

50-100 labels as a group, packaged in kraft paper or corrugated box, filled with shredded paper or air column cushioning.

Valuable labels (such as luxury goods tags) are recommended to be packed independently and then into customized foam boxes.

Second, transportation protection program

Anti-extrusion measures

The carton size should be 5-10cm larger than the label set, and the interior should be filled with bubble wrap or inflatable bags to ensure that there is no space for shaking.

Shaped labels (such as three-dimensional hot stamping) need to be customized foam grooves to fix the position of each product.

Anti-static treatment

Electronic labels (such as RFID chip labels) need to be packaged in anti-static bags, the outer box labeled “anti-static” logo.

Extreme environment response

When exporting to high temperature and high humidity areas, the outer box should be covered with waterproof film and desiccant should be put inside.

Avoid using brittle materials (ordinary plastic bags) for transportation in extreme cold areas, and use low-temperature and impact-resistant PP boxes instead.