Customized industrial equipment labeling exhibits significant differences in legibility lifespan under varying friction frequencies: over 5 years in low-frequency scenarios, approximately 2–5 years in medium-frequency scenarios, and potentially less than
In the first few seconds of a consumer's encounter with a product, labels are often the key medium in determining their purchase decision.
In modern industrial systems, labels have long transcended the role of simple "stickers," becoming crucial carriers for equipment identification, safety warnings, asset traceability, and even compliance management.
Detailed ingredient labeling on daily chemical packaging labels is far more than just a list of information; it is a key—unlocking the door to consumers' independent judgment; a bridge—connecting product performance with individual needs; and a barrier—pr
This change is particularly noticeable under extreme low-temperature conditions, which may cause labels to fall off or peel off, seriously affecting the integrity and traceability of logistics information.
By simulating different lighting scenarios to test color schemes, recognition risks in practical applications can be avoided in advance.