This is what the label and adhesive sit on. Label Liner: The bottom layer of the label construction which is discarded after use. Matte can be written on, shiny is a high gloss coatingĪnd textured is used to add texture feel to labels. Lamination: Clear plastic coating that provides extra durability.
We require a 1/16″ (0.0625″) bleed around the entire label. If your label design or background color is designed to cover the entire surface of the label edge. This is what the adhesive is applied to.įanfold: Labels with perforations, folded into stacks.įanfold Length: The distance between each fold the distance also determines the number of labels per fold.įull Bleed: When your color “bleeds” off the label. Durable for 3-4 years.įace/Label Material/Stock: The top layer of a label construction sometimes also called the substrate (example: paper, foil, polyester, vinyl, etc). Finished in roll or sheet form.Įxact Repeat: Usually means a label reorder to the exact specifications as previously followed without change.Įmboss: An image is pressed into the material to raise it above the normal level of the material.Įxtended Life Labels: Manufactured to withstand harsh environments and rugged applications. Labels are shaped and customized by different die cuts.ĭie Line: The outline of the die cut, illustrated on contract proofs.ĭigital Label Printing: The process involving the creation, storage, transfer and reproduction of printed images in a digital format so as to allow fixed or completely variable information to be printed on a label without printing plates. Additional size cores can be ordered.Ĭorner Radius: The measurement that refers to the roundness or arch of the corner of a label.ĭie: The tool that cuts the shape of the label.ĭie Cut: This refers to a cut made in the face stock of a label construction by means of a hard or flexible die. 1” and 3” cardboard cores are available upon request. Roll Cores: The inner diameter of a roll of labels. Each label is separated by a single cut between them on the liner.
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A graphical bar pattern is printed on your label which can encode numbers and letters in a format which can easily be retrieved and interpreted by a bar code reader.īleed: The extra amount of printed image that extends beyond the actual label cut line that peels away.īutt Cut Labels: A continuous roll of labels made with square corners and no spacing between labels. Freezer grade adhesives are used on case-ready meats and on goods that have to withstand the cold and moist conditions of freezers.īack-Score: A slit in the liner of a pressure sensitive label, used to assist in the removal of the face-stock from the liner.īar Code (UPC): One of several machine-readable codes used at retail, manufacturing, and shipping levels to identify products. Freezer adhesive is designed for application and performance below 32☏. This is ideal for labels that are only used temporarily or will need to be removed later. Removable adhesive can be peeled off and reapplied. Ideal for most labels including box and shelf labels. If the label is being applied to a window, it will go on the inside of the window.Īdhesives Types: Permanent adhesive cannot be removed without either tearing the label or tearing the surface that the label is applied on.
If the label is being applied to a window, it will go on the outside of the window. Can be added on the front of the label. For example: Can be added on the back of the label. Label Adhesive: The glue substance on a material for adhesion to create a pressure-sensitive “peel and stick” application.
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