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Why is your ink peeling off IML labels after storage?

2026-06-11

Many IML printing problems don’t come from the ink or the press—they originate from the film itself. Over time, a Dyne level drop on standard BOPP films reduces BOPP surface tension, causing poor IML ink adhesion. Even labels that passed initial inspection may later tape test fail or show peeling after storage, leading to customer complaints and production losses.

At Hardvogue, we understand that long-term print durability starts with the substrate. Our BOPP films are specially treated to maintain stable surface energy, preventing Dyne level drop and ensuring consistent IML ink adhesion throughout storage. This reduces IML printing problems for our clients, giving them reliable labels that stay intact from production to the end customer.

By choosing Hardvogue, you minimize the risk of peeling, tape test fail, and color loss. Our films are designed for demanding IML applications, supporting premium packaging and high-volume production without compromising quality. With the right surface treatment, your labels not only look perfect but remain durable over time, saving costs and strengthening your brand reputation.

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