The main difference between Coated Paper Stickers and PVC Stickers is their material, use and characteristics, which are as follows: Coated paper: Material: Coated paper is a high-quality paper that is commonly used for printing and making labels. Features: Coated paper with high whiteness, smoothness and gloss, suitable for advanced art printing, wall calendar, posters and so on. The coating of coated paper is evenly distributed on the paper to provide good printing results. Application: Coated paper self-adhesive labels are suitable for indoor environments, one-time use or occasions that require frequent replacement, such as food packaging, price labels, etc.
PVC Sticker: Material: PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is a plastic material that is often used to make stickers. Characteristics: PVC stickers have good water resistance, weather resistance and flexibility, suitable for use in various indoor and outdoor environments. PVC material has strong durability and good anti-pollution performance, but the environmental protection is relatively poor. Application: PVC stickers are commonly used in outdoor signs, electronic products, auto parts and other fields, and are favored for their durability and anti-pollution properties. In summary, coated paper is mainly used for high-quality printing and label making, especially in situations where high smoothness and gloss are required; Because of its weather resistance and durability, PVC stickers are more suitable for outdoor applications or applications that require strong durability.
