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Surface Types and Problems Overcome

SURFACES

CHALLENGES POSED AND SOLUTIONS USED

SURFACE TYPE

Oily Surfaces

PROBLEM PRESENTED

Labelling oily surfaces presents a distinctive set of challenges due to the difficulty of achieving secure adhesion in the presence of oils and residues. The presence of oils can hinder the effectiveness of adhesive, leading to potential issues such as poor bonding, uneven adhesion, and the risk of labels detaching over time. Properly applying labels to oily surfaces requires meticulous attention to pre-application procedures. A clean area, free from moisture and residues, is essential. Ensuring labels reach room temperature before application is crucial, and applying sufficient pressure, particularly around the edges, becomes imperative for effective bonding. Allowing adequate time for the labels to bond with the surface is equally vital, contributing to the overall durability and longevity of the labelling solution.

ROMARK'S SOLUTION

RoMark addresses the complexities of labelling on oily surfaces with a meticulous and innovative strategy. The company's labelling solutions are crafted to enhance adhesion even in the presence of oils by increasing the adhesive bond on contact with minor oil residue. This provides a reliable option for challenging surfaces. Moreover, RoMark emphasizes correct application practices to maximize the effectiveness of their labels. By promoting a clean and moisture-free application environment, recommending the wait for labels to reach room temperature, and advising on sufficient pressure application, especially around edges. Romark ensures that its labels not only overcome the challenges associated with oily surfaces but also maintain a high standard of durability over time.

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