IML (In-Mold Label), refers to a process where the film is printed, then formed by a forming machine, cut, and finally placed into the injection mold for production. The process is characterized by a hardened transparent film on the surface, a printed pattern layer in the middle, and a plastic layer on the back. Because the ink is sandwiched between layers, the product’s surface is protected from scratches and wear, maintaining vibrant colors that are resistant to fading over time.