Aggressive White Matte Labels
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Heavy-Duty White Labels for Laser & Inkjet Printers
Our aggressive white matte label material features an uncoated white facestock with our aggressive, all-temperature adhesive. The bright white, non-glossy label complements full-color designs and pops against boxes, containers, and products. It's non-yellowing to maintain its color over time, and is compatible with both inkjet and laser printers. It has a 50-pound facestock and 45-pound liner, with a thickness of 0.0075 inches.
This highly-durable adhesive is stronger than our standard permanent options, making it better suited for hard-to-stick materials and containers. It can be applied to most surfaces and withstand extreme temperatures. While the adhesive is more powerful, if your label is being used in moisture-rich or wet environments, our weatherproof / waterproof labels may be a better option.
Aggressive-adhesive white matte labels are popular for the following applications:
- Corrugated boxes
- Cold weather or temperature surfaces
- Textured materials
- Tightly curved containers
- Product identification labels
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are aggressive adhesive labels the same as waterproof labels?
No, aggressive adhesive labels focus on stronger bonding, while waterproof or weatherproof labels focus on moisture and durability needs. A label can have a strong adhesive without being the right material for wet, outdoor, or high-exposure conditions.
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Can aggressive labels be used on curved containers?
Aggressive labels may be a good choice for curved containers when standard adhesive is not enough. Curved surfaces can create edge lift if the label is too large, too stiff, or applied with too much tension.
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Who should consider aggressive white matte labels?
Businesses labeling hard-to-stick surfaces should consider aggressive white matte labels. They are useful for packaging, product ID, storage, operations, and surfaces where adhesion is a primary concern.
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When should I choose aggressive adhesive instead of standard adhesive?
Choose an aggressive adhesive when standard labels may not bond well to the surface. This can be helpful for textured packaging, curved containers, or materials that need a stronger hold.