Thermochromic In-Mold Label Cup
Thermochromic IML = in-mold labeling + temperature-reactive ink/material. During injection or blow molding, a label that changes color with temperature is fused into the container. The artwork shifts as the beverage's temperature changes, adding sensory feedback and interactive appeal.
Thermochromic In-Mold Label Cup
- Specifications
- Multiple sizes available
- Customization
- Custom artwork supported
Thermochromic IML = in-mold labeling + temperature-reactive ink/material. During injection or blow molding, a label that changes color with temperature is fused into the container. The artwork shifts as the beverage's temperature changes, adding sensory feedback and interactive appeal.
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In-Mold Label Cup
In-mold labeling (IML) places a pre-printed label into the mold so it fuses with the plastic container during injection or blow molding. The label and container form simultaneously and become a single piece. Essence: the label is molded together with the container. Key advantages Seamless integration: smooth surface with no raised edges. Durable: scratch-, water- and abrasion-resistant; no bubbling, peeling, or curling. High-definition: vivid colors and sharp detail; works on curved and irregular surfaces. Eco-friendly: same material as the container, fully recyclable as one piece.
High-Clear Injection Cup
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Frosted Injection Cup
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White Paper Cup
The most common single- or double-wall pure-white disposable paper cup — versatile, clean, and universally usable. Four-layer PE coating, double-wall thickening, and heat insulation. Four finishing options supported: gold stamping, embossing, UV coating, and texture pressing.