This utility model relates to the field of pharmaceutical labeling technology and discloses a novel high-adhesion,
wrinkle-resistant pharmaceutical
label, comprising a
label body, a rubber-based
adhesive surrounding the bottom perimeter of the
label body, multiple micro-indentations on the bottom of the label body, and multiple microcapsules disposed on the bottom of the label body. The label body is divided into a
surface layer, a middle layer, an elastic buffer layer, and an
adhesive layer from top to bottom. The
surface layer is made of biaxially oriented
polypropylene film, the middle layer is made of thin
polyester film, and the rubber-based
adhesive is a mixture of
natural rubber,
terpene resin, and phthalates. In this utility model, the label body achieves
high adhesion through the synergistic effect of multiple structures. The adhesive layer, as the main bonding structure, provides initial adhesion, ensuring the label can be initially and firmly bonded; the microcapsules filled with modified
polyvinyl alcohol release the modified
polyvinyl alcohol upon rupture under pressure, further enhancing the overall adhesion.