In-mold labeling
During in-mold labeling (IML), a label is embedded into a mold so that it persistently accompanies the final product. It's a popular way to add flair to plastic containers, packages, and other molded goods.
In-mold labeling stands out due to its ability to design complex or 3D shapes and create sleek, durable labels that are seamlessly integrated with the product
Advantages of using In-mold labeling as product packaging:
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In-mold labeling stands out due to its ability to design complex or 3D shapes and create sleek, durable labels that are seamlessly integrated with the product. -
The in-mold labeling process begins with the creation of the label, typically made of thin, flexible plastic film, which is placed into the mold before injection molding.
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In-mold labeling is commonly used in the packaging industry and for decorating products in industries such as automotive, appliances, and electronics.
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In-mold labeling allows for the creation of impressive and durable labels that can withstand handling and transportation.
