It’s not just surface adhesive: the 100% wood pulp base’s dense,
uniform fiber structure bonds seamlessly with the specialized
adhesive layer, creating a tight, long-lasting grip. Unlike
mixed-pulp paper where adhesive often peels or bubbles (thanks to
uneven fibers), this one clings fast even to curved, textured, or
slightly oily surfaces—think plastic jars, cardboard boxes, or
metal parts.
The 40-120gsm range keeps this reliability consistent: lighter
weights stick smoothly for retail price labels, while 80-120gsm
variants add rigidity to stay adhered through shipping jostles or
warehouse handling. No more peeling labels mid-transit or
unreadable barcodes from loose edges—just dependable stickiness for
any labeling need.
Application of Thermal Paper 40gsm-120gsm100% Wood Pulp, Improved
Adhesion for Labels
For economical gear like cash registers and credit card terminals
(often used for in-store labeling too), the 40-60gsm variants feed
smoothly while their strong adhesion keeps price labels or small
product tags stuck to packaging—no peeling when customers handle
items or staff restock shelves. Even adding machines for inventory
labels benefit from its reliable stickiness on paperwork.
For small portable printers (handheld logistics scanners, field
service devices), the 80-120gsm options excel at on-site labeling:
shipping labels stay adhered to textured cardboard through transit,
equipment tags cling to curved metal surfaces in workshops, and
event wristband labels resist peeling from sweat or movement. No
more re-sticking labels mid-task—its adhesion holds up wherever
portables are used.
FAQ
Q1: Why is 100% wood pulp better for adhesion than mixed pulp?
A1: Its dense, uniform fibers bond tightly with adhesive, acting as
a stable anchor. Mixed pulp’s uneven fibers cause peeling—wood pulp
avoids this for long-lasting grip.
Q2: Will 40-60gsm stay stuck on frequently handled retail
packaging?
A2: Yes. Adhesion resists peeling from customer/staff touches, and
it feeds smoothly through in-store devices like cash registers.
Q3: Can 80-120gsm hold shipping labels on textured cardboard in
transit?
A3: Absolutely. Thicker pulp adds rigidity, and adhesive clings
tight to rough surfaces—withstands jostling, no peeling, barcodes
stay scannable.
Q4: Does it stick to slightly oily metal (e.g., workshop tags)?
A4: Definitely. Specialized adhesive + wood pulp bond works on oily
metal/curved surfaces—holds for months without lifting.
