Heat Transfer Labeling

Heat transfer label printing on plastic pails is a process of transferring designs, logos, or other graphics onto the surface of plastic pails using heat and pressure.

In this process, a specialized printer prints the design onto a heat transfer paper using specialized inks that are specifically designed for printing on plastic. The heat transfer paper is then placed onto the surface of the plastic pail and subjected to heat and pressure using a heat press machine. The heat and pressure cause the ink on the paper to transfer onto the surface of the bucket, creating a durable and long-lasting label.

Heat transfer label printing on plastic buckets offers several advantages over traditional print methods, such as offset printing. It allows for printing high-quality designs with vibrant colors and sharp details, which can enhance the overall appearance of the pail and make it stand out. Additionally, heat transfer labels are highly durable and resistant to scratches, fading, and other types of wear and tear, which makes them suitable for use in various industries, including food and beverage, chemical, and agricultural.

M&M currently has the capability to heat transfer round pails, sizes 3.0 gallon and higher.