Matte synthetic inkjet labels resist moisture, oils and handling while keeping a low-glare finish. They suit chemical containers, cosmetics, refrigerated and frozen goods, and any product label that must survive damp storage.
Where matte synthetic fits
Chemical drums and containers, cosmetics and skincare, refrigerated and frozen foods, and industrial products stored in damp or cold conditions — applications needing paper-label readability with synthetic durability.
Durability and chemical resistance
The BOPP facestock resists water, oils and abrasion, and the matte coating stays readable under bright lighting without flare. Paired with pigment ink, the printed image holds up through condensation, refrigeration and handling.
GHS and BS5609 chemical drum labeling
GHS drum labels commonly reference the BS5609 standard, which tests print durability after prolonged saltwater immersion. Compliance is a property of the full system — printer, ink and facestock qualified together — so confirm the specific combination has been tested before labeling regulated chemicals.
Available sizes and cores
Die-cut rolls in common label sizes ship from stock, wound on cores to suit desktop color label printers. Custom sizes are quoted to order.
Printer and ink compatibility
These stocks are inkjet-receptive and matched to Epson ColorWorks and Canon color label printers. Use pigment ink for wet, chilled and chemical applications — dye ink will not survive them.
Matte or gloss synthetic?
Matte for low glare, writability and regulated labeling; gloss for maximum color saturation and shelf impact. Same durability, same printers — finish is the only decision.
