New Packaging Design Technology--PET Bottle Prototype Label

The PET bottle prototype tag has been developed by the packaging giant Alcoa. The feature of this tag is the trimming technology, which will bring many new packaging design possibilities. In contrast to the group's soft-packed print shrink body shells, the PET level is increased to produce 50 micron PET, and, most importantly, the rotary video corrugated body shell utilizes two new prints. technology. The first is a new type of intervention “throwing” ink technology that turns one color into another when the label is tilted, creating exciting design possibilities.

In addition to this reversed printing ink, white ink is surface-printed on the label's water droplets and upper copy, giving these places a vivid graphical depth. These reform printing technologies are available on any crumpled body and shell substrate, including PETG, OPS, and PVC.

Alcoa Southern Icon Systems (SGS) Interior Design Group is responsible for label design.

Bill Leahey, Alcoa’s executive vice president, said: “The beverage market has been saturated with PET containers with paper or plastic packaging around the labels. Many companies try to distinguish each other by the shape of the bottles, but few people use distinctive, eye-catching wrinkles. Body tags."