In-Mould Labelling (IML) - Labels moulded into plastic surfaces wolfram

In-Mould Labelling (IML) - Labels moulded into plastic surfaces wolframIn mould labels are moulded into surfaces during plastic injection moulding. The labels are pre printed in photo quality on plastic or paper film and placed on the inner mould surface prior to the plastic injection. The label fuses with the molten plastic (e. g. PP, PE, or PS) and becomes an integral part of the product. This means the label can't be peeled off and is resistant to scratches. Used for: IML is traditionally used for buckets and

fishing rods and lines

It is inherently flame retardant and does not release toxic gases when burned

The printed parts are then removed from the bed of loose powder and sintered in a kiln to achieve a 96 percent density

but it has low creep (aka cold flow) under pressure

The sample has a hardness of 60 Shore A and an elongation at tear of 300 percent

Polycaprolactone is also sold under the names Shapelock (US)

5 cm sheet

You get one spoon for baby food that changes colour from orange to yellow as seen on the picture

vehicle and pedestrian counting

The inner diameter is 30 mm and the wall thickness is 3 mm

It is approved for food contact

a bag or box) with the VCI-releasing product