We don’t outsource any part of the production process, allowing us to ensure quality from start to finish. We’re dedicated to producing the highest quality label products and we guarantee your satisfaction with our labels.
We can handle up to 12 colors, or 11 colors plus a UV coating, with flexographic printing. Digital printing can print up to 10 colors, or nine colors plus a UV coating.
The largest die cut label size that we can create on our equipment is 16″ wide by 24″ long.
We have the ability to produce custom printed labels in nearly any shape or size you need – even custom shapes using a custom die. We do also offer butt-cut options for custom labels.
Labels usually come on rolls, but can also be cut into sheets at your request.
4 color process printing is used in printing labels with photographic images. The four colors are combined to recreate color. Spot color printing is generally used for text and simple graphics printing in single colors. Pantone colors are frequently used for spot colors.
Yes, we can print on the adhesive or liner side of the label.
Wind direction is the way that labels are oriented when coming off a roll.
The layers of a label are as follows (starting with the bottom layer): release liner, adhesive, facestock, ink, and finish.
Yes, white is considered a color but whether we print white ink on your custom labels will depend on the label material.
Yes, we can print an Amazon barcode on labels, all you need to do is provide it to us.
Yes – your labels can have both gloss and matte finishes. Sections of your labels can be applied with a spot UV coating to add a matte finish to parts of glossy labels or protect aesthetic effects like accent colors, foils, textures, etc.