Base Material Technology
Standard Material Systems: Includes genuine leather (sheepskin, cowhide, pigskin), microfiber, canvas, calf hair, PVC, TPU, etc., allowing for flexible selection based on product positioning.
Premium Custom Materials: Vegetable-tanned leather is the preferred choice for high-end applications; the surface features a matte finish that is warm to the touch and durable, ensuring comfort against the skin without irritation.
Core Pattern Forming Processes
Heat Pressing: A standard, widely used technique involving timed, high-temperature stamping to emboss a 3D logo directly onto the leather surface.
High-Frequency Welding: Uses a high-frequency electric field to fuse specific areas of the material; ideal for creating leather labels with unique shapes and 3D contours.
Screen Printing: Involves printing text or patterns directly onto the leather surface; offers high color fidelity and is suitable for complex, multi-colored designs.
Laser Processing: Uses a laser to vaporize surface dyes, creating permanent patterns; supports intricate engraving, cut-outs, and perforations with excellent fade resistance.
Supplementary Processes: Includes stitching, embroidery, and the attachment of metal hardware, further enhancing the label's textural detail and visual appeal.