Waterproof Labels
Explore label constructions for wet-use environments. Describe the water exposure and handling so the complete construction can be evaluated for your use.
- Describe condensation, splashes or immersion
- Consider surface, oil, rubbing and exposure time
- Confirm performance by testing the full construction
Your quotation confirms the material, construction, quantities and delivery details.
Match the label to the exposure.
Cup condensation, a chilled bottle and an immersed container are different jobs. Start with the film and print finish, then choose and test the adhesive for the surface and application conditions.
Cold drinks and cups
Plan for condensation, curves and hand handling. Record whether the label is applied before or after the cup becomes cold.
Explore this option →02Film supplied on rolls
A film construction can combine a water-resistant face with a roll format for repeated application. Confirm the adhesive separately.
Explore this option →03Protect the printed surface
A laminate or varnish changes handling and appearance. Choose it for the expected scuffing and cleaning exposure.
Explore this option →Choose what you know. We can work out the rest together.
Use the fields below to start your request. Every detail can be reviewed in the quote form.
Face stock
Adhesive
Application method
Label size
Approximate total label quantity
Application details Optional
These details are added to the notes in your quote request.
Water exposure is only part of the picture
Face stock, ink, finish and adhesive work as a system. Share the surface, contact duration, temperature, oil exposure and friction. Performance depends on the combination and conditions; confirm suitability with a representative test.
| Exposure | Splash, condensation or immersion and contact duration |
|---|---|
| Container | Surface material, shape and condition when applied |
| Handling | Oil, cleaning products, rubbing and handling |
| Validation | Test the proposed construction on the actual surface under intended conditions |
Not sure about a detail?
Start with what you know. Share your artwork, container and use conditions with your request; the remaining details can be reviewed together.
Start your quote →Choose the full construction together
Face stock, adhesive, printing and finish each affect the final result. The right choice depends on your surface and use conditions.
Paper & film
Compare appearance and handling, then match the material to the application. Request a sample when you need to evaluate the result on your container.
Explore materials →Adhesive & application
Share the surface, application method and environment. For machine application, include your equipment and roll requirements.
Explore adhesives →From your idea to a clear specification
Share your project
Send your design, dimensions and the surface you are labelling.
Review the details
We discuss material, format and quantity and prepare a quotation.
Check the proof
Review your artwork and ask about a sample for your application.
Questions about waterproof labels
Are all film labels waterproof?
Can these labels go on a chilled bottle?
Label options to compare.
Review the photographs, finishing options and sample checks for these constructions.
