Container & movement
Tell us the container material and shape, and whether it flexes repeatedly or only during application.
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Face stock · Flexible film
PE Label Film
A flexible film option for labels on squeezable bottles and other packaging that moves in use.
- For containers that flex or are squeezed in use
- Confirm film, adhesive and finish as one construction
- Test on the actual container throughout its intended use
Ask for the exact grade, test conditions and available supporting information for your project.
At a glance
A label that moves with the pack
Start with the container, the amount of squeeze and the conditions it will meet. A complete construction includes the film, adhesive, print and protective finish.
Appearance & construction
Ask about white or clear options, printing, finish and thickness for the intended design.
Adhesive & application
Surface treatment, temperature and application method all affect adhesion; film choice alone is not enough.
Conformable packaging
Design for the squeeze
Film flexibility and the total thickness of the printed construction affect how a label follows a moving bottle. The adhesive and protective layer must also stay compatible during repeated handling.
Make it relevant to your project
Test a proposed sample on the actual filled container. Observe the label through repeated use, including any wrinkles, lifting or visible changes.
Conformable packaging
Appearance and combination
White and clear appearances, adhesive behaviour and finishes are selected together. Availability and the exact film gauge are confirmed for the project.
Make it relevant to your project
Ask for the proposed face stock, thickness, adhesive, liner, print and finish on the quotation. Avoid relying on a generic film name to predict performance.
Grade & test information
Ask for the details behind the recommendation.
The exact grade and limits depend on the construction and use. Confirm them with your quotation and test on your own packaging.
Information to review
| Grade and construction | Ask for the proposed grade, face stock, adhesive and liner. |
|---|---|
| Application conditions | Confirm the surface, temperature, pressure and moisture for the specific grade. |
| Service conditions | Discuss storage, handling, exposure and the required service period. |
| Testing and evidence | Agree the sample test and ask which grade-specific data are available. |
Your conditions
Start with what you know.
These details help us discuss the right construction. Leave anything unknown blank; you can review the notes before sending your request.
To discuss samples, tell us the surface and conditions in the sample request.
Compare & discuss
Choose the complete construction.
For a rigid container or different performance needs, compare other films with your project contact; a sample test can help narrow the construction.