What is the difference between a removable glue sticker and an ordinary glue sticker

The difference between removable glue self-adhesive labels and ordinary glue self-adhesive labels is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

Viscosity and removal:

Removable adhesive label: Using a special glue, with a weak adhesive, the label can be easily removed after attaching, and will not leave adhesive residue on the surface of the adhesive.

Ordinary glue self-adhesive label: usually has a strong adhesive, once attached, more difficult to remove completely, and may leave glue marks on the surface of the attachment.

Application scenario:

Removable adhesive label: Suitable for frequent replacement or temporary attachment occasions, such as commodity promotion, office document marking, etc., to facilitate quick replacement or removal when needed, while keeping the surface of the adhesive clean.

Ordinary glue self-adhesive label: more suitable for long-term adhesion and do not need frequent replacement occasions.

Effects on attachments:

Removable adhesive label: When removed, it will not cause damage to the attachment, especially suitable for attaching to the surface that needs protection, such as high-end goods, fine equipment, etc.

Ordinary glue self-adhesive label: due to strong viscosity, removal may cause a certain degree of damage to the surface of the attachment or leave traces.

Cost and Price:

Removable glue sticker: Due to its special glue and removal performance, the price is usually slightly higher than ordinary glue sticker.

Ordinary glue self-adhesive label: the cost is relatively low, and it is more suitable for large-scale and long-term fixed identification needs.

In summary, there are significant differences between removable glue self-adhesive labels and ordinary glue self-adhesive labels in terms of viscosity, application scenarios, impact on attachments, cost and price. Which type of label to choose should be determined according to the specific application needs and budget.