CMYK Color In-Mould Labels for Laundry Detergent Bottles, Square and Rectangular IML Labels

Custom CMYK color in-mould labels for detergent bottles and other plastic containers. Printed on PP film and fused into the container during moulding, they become a permanent, adhesive-free part of the packaging.

Product Description

These in-mould labels (IML) are pre-printed PP film labels placed inside the mould before injection moulding. As the container forms, the label fuses with the container wall to create a smooth, single-piece finish that will not peel or wash off. Printed in full-color CMYK or your Pantone brand color, they are supplied as flat, cut single sheets with custom die-cut options, so they can be placed by an automated sheet-fed in-mould labelling system. A range of surface finishes is available — high-gloss, satin, matte or orange peel — with an optional hard-coat for scratch resistance and anti-fingerprint protection.

Key Features

• Fused into the container during moulding — no adhesive, no peeling
• Waterproof, oil-resistant and scratch-resistant
• CMYK or Pantone color matching for accurate branding
• Supplied as flat cut single sheets for easy mould placement
• Square, rectangular or custom die-cut shapes
• High-gloss, satin, matte and orange peel finishes
• Optional hard-coat for scratch-resistant and anti-fingerprint treatment
• Tamper-evident, single-piece look

Technical Parameters

Applications

Ideal for laundry detergent, fabric softener, shampoo and personal-care bottles. Also well-suited for ice-cream tubs, dairy cups, food containers, chemical pails and pet-care plastic containers.

Packing & Shipping

The labels are supplied as flat single sheets, stacked neatly and bundled with nylon cable ties to prevent shifting. Protected by inter-leaf film and packed in sturdy export cartons to keep prints and edges intact during transit. Production takes about 7-10 working days after artwork confirmation. Goods can be shipped by express, air or sea upon request.

FAQ

Q1: What is an in-mould label?
A1: An in-mould label (IML) is a pre-printed film label placed inside the mould before injection moulding, fusing with the container surface to become a permanent part of it.

Q2: Does it need adhesive?
A2: No. The label fuses with the container during moulding, so there is no adhesive to peel or dry out.

Q3: What materials, shapes and supply form are available?
A3: PP film (PE on request), supplied as flat cut single sheets in square or rectangular shapes with custom die-cut sizes to your artwork.

Q4: Which surface finishes are available?
A4: High-gloss, satin, matte or orange peel, with an optional hard-coat for scratch-resistant and anti-fingerprint protection.

Q5: What is the MOQ and lead time?
A5: The minimum order quantity is 10000pcs, and production usually takes 7-10 working days after artwork confirmation.

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