Water transfer labels, also known as hydrographic films, are known for their ability to conform to complex three-dimensional shapes. Key characteristics include excellent adhesion, abrasion resistance, and the ability to print highly detailed, full-color graphics. The process involves several key steps: First, a water-soluble PVA film carrying the printed pattern is floated on the water's surface. Then, an activator chemical is sprayed to dissolve the film and activate the adhesive layer. Finally, the product is carefully dipped through the floating ink layer, which wraps around and adheres to the entire surface, creating a seamless finish.