A heat transfer label is a type of label that is applied to a container using heat and pressure. These labels are printed with special inks that are transferred from a carrier material onto the container’s surface through a process involving heat and pressure. This method ensures that the label becomes an integral part of the container, offering durability and resistance to wear, water, and other environmental factors. Heat transfer labels are often used for high-quality, detailed graphics and are commonly found on products such as bottles, jars, and plastic containers.

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