Automotive

Automotive labels carry critical information from operational data to identification, safety, and more. Many of the labels used on automobiles must be able to withstand demanding environments where temperature extremes and exposure to brake fluid, engine oil, and repeated washing can damage the labels and adhesive.

Our team provides durable, custom automotive labels for any type of vehicle. From operational labels to safety labels and everything in between, we understand how to create the highest-quality labels for automotive manufacturers in any sector.

We are happy to provide customers in the automotive industry with customized solutions for all of their labeling needs. Our offerings include:

• Barcode Labels — We can print high-resolution barcode labels that promote seamless inventory management and fit your unique specifications. Our automotive barcode labels are built with the highest quality materials, such as polyester (PET), polyimide (PI), and vinyl.
• Warning and Safety Labels — Vehicles and automotive parts require extensive warning and safety labels that are easy to read and capable of withstanding extreme temperatures and chemical exposure. Our labeling team will ensure that your warning and safety labels are perfectly scaled to suit your application needs. 
• Branding and Promotional Labels — We can help you elevate your brand’s aesthetics and enhance recognition through custom-printed automotive labels.  

Additional automotive labels we print include:

• Interior labels 
• Under-the-hood labels
• Fuel economy labels
• Tire information labels
• Seatbelt labels
• Fluid reservoir labels
• Engine component labels
• Specialty labels
• Dashboard labels
• Control panel labels 

1. What Is the Best Material for Automotive Labels? 

Vinyl, polyester (mylar), polypropylene, and polycarbonate are some of the most durable and chemical-resistant materials available for automotive labels. The right material will also depend on the location of placement, such as under the hood or in the vehicle’s interior. In some cases, you will need unique properties such as tear-resistance, weatherproof, anti-counterfeiting, and tamper-evident to meet industry standards. 

3. What Is an OEM Label? 

OEM labels are applied to vehicles or their components to signal they are made by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). This badge is a mark of both quality and authenticity. OEM labels allow for easier brand identification, warranty validation, regulatory compliance, and counterfeit prevention.