Automotive industry

Yes. We use strong adhesives developed for oily surfaces to get a permanent bond. Knowing the drum material and surface condition helps us choose the right adhesive for your container.

For variable numbers we recommend thermal-transfer compatible labels, while fixed information can be pre-printed. This way, serial and batch details can be added at packing or in the warehouse.

Yes. For hot areas such as the engine bay we make heat-resistant polyester labels. Telling us in advance what temperature the label will face makes it easier to choose the right material.

Labels are used on motor oil containers, additives, spare parts and accessory packaging. They carry product specifications, compatibility information and traceability codes. The right material depends on where each product is used and stored.

Synthetic films such as PP and polyester are usually preferred, since they resist oil and fuel better than paper. Combined with a protective varnish and the right adhesive, the print stays readable for a long time.

We make blank labels compatible with thermal-transfer printers, plus laser labels, for barcodes, serial numbers and batch data. This lets parts be tracked correctly through warehouse and service processes.

Picking a standard paper label without considering the environment. Under oil, heat and abrasion, the print can wear off or the label can lift. Stating the place of use up front avoids this.

Share the container or part type and the approximate quantity, and we will reply with a material recommendation and a price. We have no minimum order requirement and can design the label for your product.