Hot stamping is a printing process that uses heat and pressure to transfer a metallic or foil material onto a substrate, such as paper, plastic, or fabric. This process is commonly used for labeling and decorating a wide range of products, including packaging, books, and consumer goods.

Heat transfer printing is a method of printing graphics and text onto plastic labels using heat and pressure. In this process, a transfer film is printed with the desired design and then applied to the plastic label using heat and pressure.

Heat transfer printing and screen silk printing are both methods of printing onto plastic, but they have different advantages. Here are some of the key differences between the two methods:

About the difference between In Mould Label (IML) and Heat Transfer Film (HTF)

Heat transfer printing is widely used in packaging and is suitable for the surface of various plastic products. The heat transfer printing pattern can 100% restore your design pattern and your design creativity.

In order to capture consumers, more and more plastic products manufacturers look forward to using personalized packaging to resonate with consumers.

IML in mold labeling process is a revolutionary new customization process for thin-walled packaging containers

In mould label packages

silk printing machine

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