Warning Labels That Stick: Choosing Adhesives for Rough or Dusty Surfaces
In the world of logistics and industrial packaging, sticking a label onto a box sounds like a simple task—until that surface is dusty, rough, or irregular. Then, it’s a different ballgame. Your labels start peeling off halfway through transit, warning signs get lost in the shuffle, and suddenly, you’re dealing with product damage, safety violations, or costly returns. The type of adhesive used in warning labels can either make or break your shipping process. If you’ve ever had to reapply labels or worried whether that “Fragile” sticker is still attached by the time your product hits the warehouse, you already know how crucial this issue is. Label failure isn't just a small inconvenience. When labels don’t stick properly, your warning messages don’t get seen. That can lead to improper handling, missed safety alerts, and even regulatory non-compliance. In industries like pharmaceuticals, chemicals, heavy machinery, or electronics, that's a risk you can't afford to take. It’s ...