Labels for Oil Cans

The oil can label materials utilize reinforced PET or synthetic PP, which exhibit strong adhesion to metal, HDPE, PVC, and composite containers. They boast outstanding chemical resistance, flexibility, and tear strength, maintaining stable adhesion and readability even in environments with oil splashes, high temperatures, and outdoor UV exposure.

Oil can adhesive labels are also referred to as lubricant labels, automotive oil labels, chemical container labels, industrial lubricant bottle labels, fuel can labels, and synthetic oil packaging labels. They are widely used for engine oil, hydraulic oil, brake fluid, coolant, and industrial lubricant packaging, where label performance directly impacts product identification and safety compliance.

For oil can labels, the primary face materials consist of synthetic paper, PET film, and white PE, paired with solvent-based or hot-melt pressure-sensitive adhesives that ensure excellent adhesion on both smooth and uneven container surfaces. The chosen adhesives resist oil penetration and chemical degradation, guaranteeing that labels remain intact and legible throughout the product's lifecycle.