In the field of commercial packaging, paper product hang tags play an important role in conveying product information and brand image, and their punching and stringing methods are directly related to the convenience of use for consumers.
First, the location and number of punching holes are key factors. If the punching position deviates from the center of gravity of the tag or is too close to the edge, the tag is prone to tilt or even slip when hanging, causing inconvenience to consumers. For example, for some irregularly shaped hang tags, the reasonable punching position should be accurately calculated to ensure that it can remain stable when hanging. The number of punching holes also needs to be considered. A single punching hole is sufficient in some simple scenarios, but for hang tags that need to be displayed or fixed in multiple directions, such as clothing hang tags, two or more holes may be required to achieve a variety of display effects through different stringing methods, so that consumers can view the information on both sides of the tag or arrange it flexibly when displaying.
Secondly, the size and shape of the punching holes affect the difficulty of stringing. Too small holes will make the stringing process extremely difficult, especially for thicker ropes or chains, which can easily cause the rope to wear or even be unable to pass through. Round holes are a more common form, which can adapt to the shape of most ropes. However, if special-shaped holes are used, such as long holes, although they can increase creativity in certain specific design scenarios, they may cause the tag to shake or shift when hanging. Therefore, when determining the shape and size of the holes, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the purpose of the tag, the type of rope to be matched, and the requirements for stability to ensure that consumers can easily and quickly complete the rope threading operation.
In addition, the rope threading method itself also has a significant impact on the convenience of use. The traditional simple rope threading method is more convenient, but it is easy to have loose knots. The rope threading method with plastic or metal buckles can quickly fix the tag and is not easy to loosen, but this may increase the cost and weight of the tag. For some high-end product tags, exquisite metal chains may be used for threading. While improving the texture, it is also necessary to ensure that the connection between the chain and the punching is smooth without jamming or entanglement. For example, in the design of jewelry hang tags, the exquisite metal chain string should not only be easy to wear and take off, but also match the luxurious image of the product, giving consumers an elegant use experience.
Finally, from the perspective of overall design and usage scenarios, the punching and stringing methods should be consistent with the style, function and target audience of the paper products hang tag. Whether it is a simple paper hang tag with ordinary cotton rope for daily consumer goods, or a beautifully designed hang tag with special material string for high-end gifts, it should be oriented towards the convenience of consumers. Only in this way can the paper products hang tag not only play the role of identification and promotion, but also not cause trouble to consumers in use, thereby improving the overall user experience and brand image of the product.
