Views: 20 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2026-09-30 Origin: Site
Logistics and shipping label materials serve as core identification carriers for cargo tracking, warehousing management and cross-border transportation. With the rapid development of cold-chain logistics and e-commerce shipping, label requirements have shifted from basic printing functions to high durability, weather resistance and scenario-specific adaptability. Modern logistics labels focus on tear-proof, water-resistant, low-temperature resistant and long-term barcode readability, gradually replacing traditional fragile thermal paper labels.
Common logistics label types include direct thermal materials, synthetic PP labels and semi-gloss coated labels. These professional shipping materials feature stable printing performance, strong adhesion and excellent surface flatness, adapting to high-speed automatic labeling and machine scanning. They effectively resist daily friction, dust and moisture, ensuring clear barcode and QR code recognition during long-distance transportation, warehousing turnover and outdoor delivery.
As our flagship drainage product, direct thermal PP label stands out in modern logistics scenarios with upgraded comprehensive performance. Different from ordinary thermal paper, it adopts high-strength PP synthetic base with professional tear-resistant property, effectively avoiding label breakage, edge cracking and damage during cargo extrusion, stacking and violent transportation. Its integrated waterproof and oil-proof structure prevents printing blurring caused by sweat, rain and package friction. Most importantly, it performs excellently in cold chain logistics, maintaining stable viscosity and complete printing effect under ultra-low temperature, freezing and refrigerated environments without falling off or fading.
These high-performance labels are widely applied in express delivery shipping, warehouse inventory marking, cross-border cargo identification and cold-chain food transportation. The latest logistics industry trend demands tear-proof, cold-resistant and reusable traceable labels. Our direct thermal PP label perfectly fits this upgrading direction, solving traditional label pain points such as easy tearing, poor low-temperature resistance and short service life, becoming the most cost-effective and reliable labeling solution for modern intelligent and cold-chain logistics.