IML Techniques
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The IML process
IML techniques
In-mold labeling, or IML, is an innovative technology that opens new horizons in the labeling process used for all types of injection-molded, blow-molded, and thermoformed plastic containers or parts.
The IML process allows you to fuse in-mold labels (high-quality graphic images) to plastic in a single step when molding your plastic containers or parts.
Your brand image is permanently protected with durable plastic properties that resist the elements.
The key to the success of the IML process is the label! Aspasie has proven itself a wise choice since it has mastered the art of producing and printing high-quality in-mold labels at very competitive prices.
IML advantages and benefits
A few comparisons
IML vs. Cut & Stack
In-mold labels, in comparison to glue-applied labels (Cut & Stack), require no glue during application.
IML vs. Shrink Sleeve Labels
By selecting an in-mold label rather than a shrink sleeve label, you are choosing a product that will save on time and raw materials.
IML vs. Dry Offset
In-mold labels provide exceptional print quality,especially with their high-quality images and colour consistency.
Markets Served and Applications
IML technology meets the demands of various markets given its many benefits and qualities, such as permanent, transparent, and waterproof molded labels. Some of these markets include manufacturers of pharmaceutical, cosmetic, household, petrochemical, and paint containers.
The IML process also applies to various molded plastic parts designed to improve the impact of your brand at points of sale. The IML process opens a wide door for creativity and is often the ideal solution for custom projects. The advantages of fusing in-mold labels (images) to plastic containers or parts are many, and there are just as many examples of such applications.