What are the main production costs of long-acting heat-sensitive label paper?

The production cost of long-acting heat-sensitive label paper mainly includes the following aspects:

1. Cost of raw materials

Thermal paper substrate: The main raw materials of thermal paper are polymer materials and thermal dyes, and the price fluctuations of these materials will directly affect the production cost. As the price of raw materials changes, the cost of production will be adjusted accordingly.

Three anti additives: In order to achieve long-term three anti (waterproof, oil, scratch) characteristics, the production process needs to add specific three anti additives. The cost of these additives is also part of the cost of raw materials.

2. Labor cost

Production personnel: including operating machinery, monitoring the production process, quality testing and other links of the workers' wages and benefits.

Management personnel: responsible for production scheduling, quality control, safety management and other work of the management personnel compensation.

3. Equipment depreciation and maintenance costs

Production equipment: The production of thermal label paper requires professional printing, coating and other equipment, and the acquisition cost of these equipment will gradually depreciate during use.

Maintenance costs: In order to maintain the normal operation of the equipment and extend the service life, regular maintenance and maintenance are required, and these costs are also part of the production cost.

4. Energy costs

Electricity consumption: Electricity consumption in the production process is inevitable, and the cost of electricity will directly affect the production cost.

Other energy sources: The consumption of auxiliary energy sources such as steam and compressed air will also increase production costs.

5. R&d and design costs

New product development: In order to continuously introduce new products that meet market demand, enterprises need to invest research and development resources for new product development.

Customized design: Customized design according to different needs of customers will also increase certain design costs.

6. Management and operating costs

Administrative expenses: including office expenses, travel expenses, training expenses and other daily administrative expenses.

Operating costs: such as logistics, transportation, warehouse management and other operating costs related to product production and sales.

7. Environmental protection and compliance costs

Environmental protection investment: With the increasingly strict environmental protection regulations, enterprises need to increase investment in environmental protection, such as wastewater treatment, exhaust gas emission control.

Compliance costs: The costs of testing, certification, etc. required to ensure that products comply with relevant standards and regulatory requirements.

It should be noted that the above cost is only a rough classification, and there may be other specific cost items in the actual production process. In addition, the production costs of different enterprises will also vary due to factors such as production scale, technical level, and management efficiency.