Paper labels give up quickly when they meet water, oil, chemicals, heat, or constant handling. Synthetic labels use materials like polyester and polypropylene, so they stay readable and attached where paper would peel, tear, or smear.
Cancard supplies synthetic label rolls to manufacturers, labs, warehouses, and outdoor and industrial operations across the USA and Canada. Browse the range below and find the right material for your application.
Synthetic labels are usually printed with thermal transfer, using a resin or wax-resin ribbon for strong adhesion to the film. Pair them with a compatible label printer and see our Thermal Transfer Labels.
Synthetic materials such as polyester and polypropylene resist water and moisture far better than paper.
Polyester is more rigid and heat resistant. Polypropylene is more flexible and economical. The right choice depends on your environment.
A resin or wax-resin ribbon is usually recommended for a durable, smudge-resistant print.
Many synthetic stocks are designed for UV, weather, and temperature exposure. Tell us your conditions and we will suggest the right one.
You need a thermal transfer printer with a ribbon. Share your printer model and we will confirm compatibility.
