Logistics & Label PSA for Clean Die-Cutting
Factory-direct hot-melt and water-based PSA for label converters: thermal, logistics, tire, and VIP stocks. Screen bleed-through, matrix stripping, and cold tack on your coater—1 kg lab screen, then 20 kg pilot roll.
*Complimentary 1 kg lab material · shipping prepaid by recipient. 20 kg trial pails for coating/die-cut validation. MOQ typically ~1,000 kg.*
✅ Hold-out screened on thermal face stock • Cold-tack trials on your board • FDA 175.105 routes on request
Optimized For:
Hold-Out
Bleed-through screened on your face stock
Cold Tack
Winter distribution qualified on your board
Clean Matrix
Die-cut stability at your web speed
FDA 175.105
Indirect routes—statements on request
PSA Programs by Substrate Challenge
E-commerce shipping, tire, and regulated VIP labels fail for different reasons—match chemistry to the face stock and coater.
E-commerce & Logistics
Tack on recycled corrugated and courier films—thermal darkening and barcode read screened on your face stock and coat weight.
Tire & Difficult Surfaces
Higher coat-weight routes for rough, curved, or oily substrates—edge lift qualified on your drum or tire label construction.
Food & VIP Labels
Balanced peel/tack for variable-information prints—FDA 175.105 statements for nominated grades (structure-dependent).
From Bleed-Through, Gumming & Winter Drop-Off to Qualified Rolls
Converter downtime is usually hold-out + cohesive break + cold tack together—not a single coat-weight tweak.
Common Failures
Adhesive Bleed-Through
Migration through thin thermal face stock darkens active layers and can block rolls in storage.
Gummed-Up Die Blades
Stringy PSA builds on rotary dies—matrix breaks, scrap, and cleaning stops on high-speed webs.
Winter Drop-Offs
Tack loss on cold corrugated or damp mailers drives label fall-off and failed scans in distribution.
Our Solution
Hold-Out & Viscosity Match
Coat weight and polymer choice screened to limit migration on your thermal or VIP stock.
Cohesive Break Tuning
Sharp matrix stripping at your die speed—reduce stringing without blanket “zero buildup” claims.
Cold-Chain Tack Screening
Bond on cold, damp board qualified in your warehouse or freezer protocol—not a fixed °C sitewide.
Lab Support for Label Converters
We qualify coating laydown, die-cutting, and peel on your liner/face combination—not only in a supplier datasheet.
Die-Cutting Rheology
Matrix strip and blade buildup reviewed at your web speed and die configuration.
Thermal Hold-Out
Bleed and barcode read checks on direct-thermal and thermal-topcoat stocks you nominate.
All-Weather Peel Panel
Cold and ambient tack on recycled board and PE mailers per your distribution checklist.
Tune to Coater, Face Stock & Peel Target
Hot-melt PSA and water-based routes for slot-die, curtain, or roll coaters—confirm food-contact scope before VIP programs.
| Application | Typical range | Engineering benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Thermal labels | Coat weight + cohesive break | Matrix stability and face-stock hold-out screened on your thermal paper. |
| E-commerce / corrugated | Aggressive tack grades | Peel on recycled board qualified—fiber tear targets agreed in trial. |
| Cold storage / winter | Low-temp PSA balance | Tack on cold damp substrates screened in your climate window. |
| Regulated VIP | FDA 175.105 (indirect) | Documentation for nominated grade and label construction. |
Typical range: Coat weight + cohesive break
Engineering benefit: Matrix stability and face-stock hold-out screened on your thermal paper.
Typical range: Aggressive tack grades
Engineering benefit: Peel on recycled board qualified—fiber tear targets agreed in trial.
Typical range: Low-temp PSA balance
Engineering benefit: Tack on cold damp substrates screened in your climate window.
Typical range: FDA 175.105 (indirect)
Engineering benefit: Documentation for nominated grade and label construction.
Why Label Converters Shortlist Senda
Hold-out, die-cutting, and cold tack qualified together—without “zero bleed” or fixed sub-zero guarantees.
Converter-First Screening
Thermal & Logistics Stock
Export Documentation
Documentation for Regulated Label Programs
Request statements scoped to your label construction—not site-wide “REACH compliant” badges.
Compliance Scope (Confirm for Your Program)
FDA 175.105 and REACH depend on grade, face stock, and end use.
- FDA 175.105 ( Indirect food-contact label routes where applicable (structure-dependent). )
- REACH & RoHS ( SVHC statements on request for EU and export programs. )
- Regulated VIP labels ( Documentation package aligned to your procurement questionnaire. )
TDS, SDS, and declarations for the nominated grade—scoped to your converting program.
Related Labeling Lines
PSA coating is one station—route bottle labeling paste and specialty tape programs separately.
Bottle Labeling (Rotary)
Water-based pastes for glass and PET rotary labelers—condensation and wash-off distinct from PSA coating.
View bottle labeling grades
Specialty Tapes & Coating
Industrial tape PSAs—high-shear and coatability screened apart from logistics label face stocks.
View specialty tape grades
Senda’s converter-grade PSA cut bleed-through complaints on our thermal stock and held peel better in cold DC tests—after we qualified coat weight on our slot die, not from a generic winter brochure.
Technical Proof (Optional Reading)
Share with coating and QA after you request samples. Primary path: lab screen + pilot roll via the buttons above.
CASE STUDY Case Study: Winter Tack on Recycled Board
How a logistics-label converter improved cold-tack retention and thermal clarity on recycled corrugated with a winter-grade PSA route.
Read the Full Story →
TECHNICAL GUIDE Guide: Thermal Label Troubleshooting
Darkening, fading, and print-head buildup on thermal logistics labels—winter tack and recycled-board qualification.
Read Full Article →Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our adhesive solutions and services.
What is logistics label PSA used for?
Pressure sensitive adhesives coat label face stock for shipping, thermal, tire, and VIP programs. Match grade to coater type, peel target, and face stock—start with a complimentary 1 kg screen.
What are MOQ, lead time, and sample options?
MOQ is typically ~1,000 kg. Lead time is often 7–10 business days for qualified grades. Complimentary 1 kg lab material (recipient prepaid shipping) and 20 kg pilot pails for coating trials.
Is the 1 kg sample free? Who pays shipping?
The 1 kg lab material (200 g–1 kg) is complimentary for qualified screening. Courier freight is prepaid by the recipient (liquid formulations ship prepaid only). 20 kg trials are quoted separately.
Can you prevent bleed on thermal paper?
We screen hold-out and coat weight on your thermal stock—confirm barcode read and roll blocking in storage, not from a “zero bleed” marketing claim.
Do your adhesives bond recycled corrugated?
Yes—peel and fiber-tear targets are qualified on your board grade and dust level in trial, not assumed from a generic logistics datasheet.
What about cold warehouse or winter distribution?
We run cold-tack panels on your board and mailer films in the temperature window you specify—avoid fixing a universal minimum °C on the label.
Can you tune for our slot-die or roll coater?
Yes—share coater type, target coat weight, and line speed. Rheology is part of qualification, not a separate catalog SKU only.
Where do I get FDA or REACH documentation?
Use technical resources (`/technical-resources`) or request an audit package with your grade and label construction details.
