Folienaufkleber

Folienaufkleber, often translated as "film stickers" or "vinyl stickers," are a versatile type of adhesive label made from a plastic film material, most commonly PVC (polyvinyl chloride). Unlike paper stickers, which can be susceptible to moisture and tearing, folienaufkleber offer greater durability and resistance to environmental factors such as water, sunlight, and temperature fluctuations.

The production process typically involves printing a design or text onto a thin plastic film. This film is then coated with an adhesive on the back and a protective layer, often a laminate, on the front. The laminate serves to further enhance durability, protect against scratches and UV fading, and can also provide a desired finish like gloss or matte. The adhesive allows the sticker to be applied to a variety of smooth surfaces.

Folienaufkleber are widely used for a multitude of purposes. In advertising and branding, they serve as a cost-effective way to display logos, promotional messages, and product information on packaging, vehicles, and storefronts. They are also utilized for functional applications, such as warning labels, instructional decals, and decorative elements on electronics, furniture, and personal belongings. The flexibility and weather resistance of folienaufkleber make them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, contributing to their widespread popularity.