Hanrun Paper Introduces Clear 3D Label Film for Garment Labels

14 November 2026: Hanrun Paper has introduced Label Film Clear, a clear 3D label film for garment decoration, in an announcement dated 12 November 2026. The Nanjing-based supplier says the transparent film suits negative-space logos and fine cut-outs. Hanrun is selling the film with ultraviolet (UV) printers, ink, cutters and heat presses as one production route.

According to Hanrun’s release, apparel makers want more comfortable garment labels and more distinctive branding, and the company says this demand shows most clearly in activewear, streetwear and technical outdoor apparel.

What is Hanrun Paper’s clear 3D label film?

Label Film Clear is a transparent base film for UV-printed 3D heat transfer labels. Because the base is clear, parts of a design can show the garment colour underneath, which suits negative-space artwork and cut-outs. Hanrun also claims good stretch and crack resistance.

The Label Film Clear product page lists a 0.45 mm thickness, A3 and A4 sheets, and rolls 0.305 m or 0.61 m wide in 25 m and 50 m lengths. Hanrun’s transfer setting is 150-160°C for 15-20 seconds at 3 kg pressure. The film needs a UV flatbed printer, a press, a laser or platform cutter and Hanrun’s UV 3D Label Ink.

Where the new film sits in Hanrun’s 3D label range

Label Film Clear joins four other films in the line:

• EVO Label Film White: a high-opacity white base that Hanrun positions as the cost-effective choice for standard 3D labels. The EVO Label Film White page lists a 0.5 mm thickness.
• White Base Label Film: a soft film that, according to the company, resists washing and keeps its shape.
• Gold and Silver Metallic Film: a metallic finish for logos and graphics.
• Gold and Silver Glitter Film: reflective particles for sparkle on custom transfers.

For background on the earlier films, see our report on Hanrun’s UV 3D decoration.

Print, Cut & Transfer: one production route

Hanrun argues that ink, cutting accuracy and the transfer step matter as much as the film. The company therefore packages UV printing equipment, dedicated UV 3D label ink, digital cutting systems and heat presses into a workflow it calls “Print, Cut & Transfer”.

Hanrun says the ink is formulated for fabric heat transfer, gives saturated colours and pronounced raised effects, and stays flexible on stretching fabric. The company also says the setup speeds up samples and custom orders and cuts waste and labour, without giving figures.

Related reading: Hanrun’s DTF, UV and sublimation bundle and its integrated direct-to-film workflow.

Certifications and environmental claims

Hanrun says it develops products for low emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOC) and low odour. The company states that relevant products carry CE marking and meet applicable RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) and EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) requirements. The announcement does not name those products. Hanrun also says its quality management system is certified to GB/T 19001-2016 / ISO 9001:2015.

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