Pressure Sensitive Labels

Pressure sensitive labels, also known as self-adhesive labels, are a type of label that adheres to a surface when pressure is applied. These labels are made of three layers: the facestock (the label material), the adhesive layer, and the liner (the backing material).

When pressure is applied to the label, the adhesive layer sticks to the surface, creating a bond. This type of label is commonly used for product labeling, packaging, and branding purposes.

Guide to Pressure Sensitive Labels

Pressure sensitive labels, also known as self-adhesive labels, are a type of label that adheres to a surface when pressure is applied. These labels are made of three layers: the facestock (the label material), the adhesive layer, and the liner (the backing material).

When pressure is applied to the label, the adhesive layer sticks to the surface, creating a bond. This type of label is commonly used for product labeling, packaging, and branding purposes.

Pressure sensitive labels can be made from a variety of materials, including paper, plastic, and foil, and they can be printed in a range of colors and designs. They are easy to apply and remove, making them a popular choice for labeling products in many industries.

Guidelines for Directions for Use (DFU) 

Guidelines for Directions for Use (DFU) are similar to Instructions for Use (IFU) but specifically pertain to medical devices. The DFU provides detailed instructions to the user on how to use the device safely and effectively. These guidelines are critical for healthcare professionals and patients who are using medical devices for treatment or diagnosis.