- Packaging and Logistics Industry: Addressing Core Needs of “Labeling + Fixing + Protection”
Packaging and logistics are the most basic and frequent application scenarios for sticker pads, with the core purpose of ensuring clarity of information, product stability, and reduced damage during transportation.
Express Delivery & Warehousing: Commonly used as “fragile warning pads,” “moisture-proof pads,” or “scratch-prevention pads.” For example, electronic products (like phones and laptops) in shipping boxes may be packed with custom foam or velvet sticker pads. These pads both display printed warnings such as “Handle with Care” or “This Side Up” and use their softness to prevent friction and scratches. Some sticker pads are designed as “positioning pads,” with grooves to hold items in place and prevent movement or collision during transit.
E-commerce Packaging: Brands often use sticker pads with logos or slogans, such as “sealing pads” or “filler pads.” For example, fashion retailers seal packages with transparent branded sticker pads, ensuring double sealing while enhancing brand exposure. In gift boxes, paper or velvet sticker pads are used to hold items like lipsticks or jewelry in place, preventing displacement and improving the unboxing experience.
- Electronics and 3C Industry: High-Precision Applications for “Insulation + Positioning + Anti-Slip”
The electronics industry requires sticker pads with high standards of material, precision, and functionality—especially for insulation, heat resistance, and interference prevention. They mainly support assembly and product safety.
Assembly Stage: Used as “component positioning pads” or “insulation pads.” For example, in PCB production, ultra-thin PET sticker pads are applied between components (like capacitors and resistors) to prevent electrical interference. In smartphone assembly, foam sticker pads may be placed between the screen and the frame as buffers, filling micro-gaps and absorbing shocks to prevent cracks from minor body deformation.
Finished Product Protection: Used as “anti-slip pads” or “dust-proof pads.” For example, laptops often have vent sticker pads (breathable materials) to keep dust out, while smartwatch charging docks may feature silicone sticker pads to increase friction and keep the watch in place during charging.
- Home and Furniture Industry: Combining “Functional Fit + Aesthetic Enhancement”
In home applications, sticker pads balance practicality with aesthetics, solving everyday pain points while improving décor.
Furniture Installation & Use: Mainly for anti-slip, anti-scratch, and noise reduction. For example, silicone anti-slip sticker pads on chair or table legs prevent sliding on tile or wooden floors while avoiding scratches. Felt or EVA silent sticker pads on cabinet doors or drawers reduce noise during use. In kitchens, heat-resistant sticker pads (like glass pads) are used under cookware to protect counters from heat or scratches.
Home Decoration & Storage: Used as “label pads” or “partition pads.” For example, wardrobes may feature fabric or paper sticker pads labeled “Shirts” or “Pants” for organized storage. In refrigerators, magnetic sticker pads mark expiration dates (e.g., “Milk: Drink Before June 10, 2024”). For walls, removable decorative sticker pads (e.g., cartoon or plant motifs) can beautify spaces without drilling, and they leave no residue when removed.
- Food and Catering Industry: Focusing on “Safety Compliance + Information Delivery”
Food applications emphasize certified food-grade materials, along with moisture resistance, oil resistance, and clarity for safe storage and sales.
Food Packaging: Used as “sealing pads” or “label pads.” For example, bakeries place greaseproof paper sticker pads under cakes to prevent sticking, ensuring safety for direct food contact. Packaged snacks often use waterproof date label sticker pads to display production/expiration dates clearly, even in refrigerated storage. Some pads are designed with easy-tear notches for consumer convenience.
Foodservice Applications: Used as “coasters, placemats,” or “table label pads.” For example, cafés may use branded paper sticker sleeves as both cup holders and marketing tools. Restaurants may apply table partition sticker pads (e.g., “Cutlery Area,” “Dish Area”) to streamline service. In cold chain packaging, temperature-sensing sticker pads that change color can indicate whether products remained within safe temperature ranges, ensuring freshness.
