Mold On Graphics®
Post-Mold Label Engineered Permanent For Polyolefins
Add brand recognition at ANY time after molding
Permanently durable with LSE Polyolefin parts
Tested for UV, chemicals and weathering resistance
“The Original” Mold On Graphics innovation for over 34 years
Discover
GREATER QUALITY WITH PERMANENT RESULTS
Create
VIBRANT GRAPHICS THAT STANDOUT
Improve
YOUR BRAND RECOGNITION & PART VALUE
What Are Mold On Graphics?
Mold On Graphics are the “original” and genuinely permanent, post-mold decorating solution for rotationally molded plastic parts…Outperforming other decorating methods. With over 34 years of innovation and development, MIGS created the Mold On Graphic so rotomolders could label and brand their finished parts with ease and at anytime.
Durable & permanently fused into the outer surface of your parts
Eco-friendly and can be recycled along with the part
Tested for handling multi-textured surfaces, UV resistance, chemicals and more
Mold On Graphics® Since 1997
Traditional stickers and labels did not adhere well to PE, PP and TPO plastics. So Mold In Graphic Systems® created the original Mold on Graphics® technology to help rotomolders around the world solve their part labeling needs, when decorating a finished product at ANY time. Using the same great innovation and materials built into our Mold In Graphics®, Mold On Graphics are built to last and to easily apply.
Tested to resist UV, weathering, chemicals & more
Built to handle multiple textures and part surfaces
Display in vivid multi-color options
Outlasts & outperforms other look-alike methods
Mold On Graphics For Lasting Durability
Mold On Graphics® with all-fusion technology, are tested to withstand UV, weathering, chemicals, motor oils, solvents and more. Instead of having to replace vinyl stickers or other labeling methods over and over onto a part, you can trust Mold On Graphics to be durable and lasting for the life of your product, saving you time and money. No more brand recognition that has to fade or peel away!
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