Application principles: hard label, soft label
Abstract：1. The placement of soft and hard labels must not cause damage to the goods.
2. Hard labels are attached to the goods using pins or straps, while soft labels need to be pasted on the goods.
1. The placement of soft and hard labels must not cause damage to the goods.
2. Hard labels are attached to the goods using pins or straps, while soft labels need to be pasted on the goods.
3. Due to the shielding effect of metal on labels, soft labels cannot be directly attached to metals such as foil paper, etc.
4. For goods with large areas of metal, neither soft nor hard labels are applicable. (A protective box method is required.)
5. Soft and hard labels cannot be placed inside the goods packaged in metal boxes (or metal cavities).
6. The placement of soft and hard labels should be the responsibility of a designated person by the company or the loss prevention department.
2. Hard labels are attached to the goods using pins or straps, while soft labels need to be pasted on the goods.
3. Due to the shielding effect of metal on labels, soft labels cannot be directly attached to metals such as foil paper, etc.
4. For goods with large areas of metal, neither soft nor hard labels are applicable. (A protective box method is required.)
5. Soft and hard labels cannot be placed inside the goods packaged in metal boxes (or metal cavities).
6. The placement of soft and hard labels should be the responsibility of a designated person by the company or the loss prevention department.
