The information that’s printed on your law label is incredibly important to staying compliant across the United States — but did you know that the actual material the law label is made of is equally important?
State regulatory agencies require law labels to be printed on material that resists tears and abrasions, and it must be securely attached to the product.
American Law Label stocks several materials that meet state requirements for law labels. Here we explore the two most popular law label materials: Tyvek® and Tritext.
Tyvek® — Meet the Minimum Requirements
DuPont™ Tyvek® is the law label industry mainstay for good reason. Tyvek® is a durable material that is tear-resistant, abrasion-resistant, water-resistant and stands up to exposure to the elements.
Tyvek® labels can be used for various types of regulatory labels including law labels, warning labels and care labels, among others.
If satisfying the minimum requirements for compliance is your goal, Tyvek® is a trusted solution. You can learn more about Tyvek® by tapping the button below.
Tritext — Go Above and Beyond
Que Media Tritext7, or simply Tritext, is American Law Label’s premium material. Compared to other materials like Tyvek®, Tritext offers greater tear-resistance and improved print quality. It also boasts better UV and weather resistance for products that will be exposed to the elements.
Tritext can be used in place of Tyvek® for all applications, from law labels and warning labels to care labels and more.
If you want the most premium material available for your product’s law labels, Tritext is the answer. Tap the button below to learn more about Tritext.
Get the Right Material for Your Law Labels
Not sure which material is right for your law label? American Law Label can help. Head over to our contact page and our team will be in touch for a free consultation.
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