1.These are highly durable and resistant to moisture, chemicals, and abrasion. For example, polypropylene printed tapes are often used in packaging applications. They can have a glossy or matte finish. The printing on these tapes can include company logos, product information such as barcodes, handling instructions (like “Fragile” or “This Side Up”), and decorative patterns.
2.Digital printing offers more flexibility in terms of design changes and short - run productions. It can print complex and highly detailed graphics with accurate color reproduction. However, it might be more expensive for large - volume orders compared to flexographic printing.
3.In screen printing, ink is forced through a fine - meshed screen onto the tape. It is good for creating bold, opaque prints and is often used for tapes that require a more tactile or raised print effect.
4.Printed tapes are widely used in packaging to seal boxes, cartons, and packages. They not only provide a means of closure but also serve as a branding and information - carrying medium. For example, e - commerce companies use printed tapes with their logos to make their packages easily recognizable during shipping and delivery.
5.They can act as labels for products, identifying the contents, batch numbers, manufacturing dates, and other important details. In a warehouse setting, printed tapes on shelves or storage bins can help in quickly identifying the stored items.
6.Printed tapes are used in arts and crafts projects. They can be used to decorate notebooks, photo albums, gift - wrapping, and DIY home decor items. For example, washi - style printed tapes (a type of Japanese - inspired decorative tape) are popular for adding a touch of color and design to various objects.
