Self-adhesive anti-counterfeiting labels are multi-layered composite labels using self-adhesive as the base material. They integrate printing technology and anti-counterfeiting technology, and are manufactured through processes such as lamination and die-cutting.
Self-adhesive labels use printable paper as the face stock, coated with adhesive and adhered to a backing paper. They are then produced through a series of processes including surface printing, embedding anti-counterfeiting technology, spraying anti-counterfeiting codes, applying a scratch-off layer, lamination, cutting edges, and die-cutting.
With the rapid development of automation, machine labeling can reduce the cost of manual labeling.
Self-adhesive anti-counterfeiting labels use an adhesive application method, which allows companies to add labels at the finished product stage without altering the original packaging and production processes.