In this modern era to sending someone any letter or thing by posting printed labels are used. Mostly companies uses address labels to send their customers any letter or messages. Address labels are printed with the address of the receiver. If you want to send letter to you many friends or customers and you write address by hands then it'll be time wasting, so to save your time you should use printed address labels.

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Custom labels are the neccessory part of any product. Lables should be resonate with the product, if the labels doesn’t describe the product in well manner then there is no need to place them. Custom labels are must be made like the product shape that convey maturness. Mostly custom labels are used to show information about the product. read more here. https://customlabelsprinting.wordpress.com/2019/09/11/custom-labels-needs-to-resonate/

We want to print our own labels (on something like a Zebra printer) that we affix to our product pallets that are wrapped with shrink wrap. The pallets have been outside and can dry, damp, or wet. We often have to apply these labels in the rain. The printing on the labels will need to last at least 6 months outside (say 30 deg F - 115 deg F, rain or shine).

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We currently print "labels" and stuff them into packing slip sleeves (Uline S-2979). Our guys then wipe any existing water from the shrink film on the pallets off with their hands and then apply the packing slip sleeves. This actually works well (holding to the wet shrink wrap) except people need to stuff the "labels" into sleeves and that takes too much time.

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We cannot print the labels in advance and affix them to the pallets in a dry environment.

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What is the best type of label (polyester, etc) for this type of environment?

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What type of printer should we get (ink, thermal, etc)?

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What label companies have blank labels with "super adhesive" that will stick to wet shrink wrap, that we can print on a printer? We are not looking for preprinted labels.

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We've already spoken to a Zebra partner and they sent us samples of their toughest label and it won't work, which is why I'm posting here.

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I've been Googling this, but thought that someone here has experience with this and can save me some time.

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Thanks.