Fragile paper security label is a type of anti-counterfeiting material that ensures the authenticity of high-value product warranties through its inherent physical fragility, preventing the label from being torn off and reused.
Introduction to two mainstream fragile paper labels:
| comparative dimension |
Thin-base paper type fragile paper |
Thick-based paper type fragile paper |
| Core Features |
The base paper is thin (such as 102g), prone to shrinkage and deformation |
The base paper is thick (120-220g/㎡) and has good stability |
| Suitable for printing |
Suitable for web printing, not suitable for sheet printing |
Can be printed as a single sheet |
| Processing characteristics |
Only die-cutting without waste removal, with finished products being cut into sheets and not rewound |
After die-cutting, the waste can be manually removed or not removed |
| labeling method |
Fully hand-labeled |
Primarily used for industrial labeling |
| Typical Applications |
Goods in large quantities with regular shapes (such as electronic products) |
Products in small batches or requiring special printing processes (such as high-end cosmetics, tickets) |
Anti-counterfeiting principle
Material characteristics: The breaking strength of its fabric is much lower than the adhesive force of the adhesive backing. Once firmly attached, any attempt to peel it off will result in the label itself fragmenting irregularly, making it impossible to remove completely.
Core purpose: To visually indicate that the packaging or key parts of the item have been opened or damaged, ensuring the validity of warranty terms and preventing the illegal disassembly, replacement of parts, or secondary use of packaging.
Main applications
It is primarily applied to high-value or high-quality assurance products, such as:
Electronic products: mobile phones, computer accessories, which are sealed on screws and interfaces to prevent unauthorized disassembly and repair.
Automotive electronics: Quality assurance seals for components such as dashcams and central control systems.
Luxury and Consumer Goods: Anti-tamper packaging for alcohol, high-end cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals.
Tickets and assets: performance tickets, electronic product bodies, and anti-theft and anti-exchange measures for shopping mall goods.
Use key points
Storage and processing: The material is sensitive to temperature and humidity and exhibits contractility, making it unsuitable for long-term storage. It should be printed and used as soon as possible after purchase.
Printing and labeling: During printing, if there is shrinkage or glue overflow, slow down to prevent material edges from breaking. Thin base paper types only support manual labeling.
Enhance anti-counterfeiting: By combining unique serial numbers, QR codes, anti-counterfeiting codes, scratch-off silver ink, and other methods, it can be upgraded to a comprehensive anti-counterfeiting solution.
