What is the Purpose of Film Lamination?
Film lamination is an additional finishing process in which a plastic film is pulled over the label.
The dirt and moisture-repellent film additionally protects the label from abrasion. Plus Materials | The Strength
in your Product Label
When deciding for or against a material, the adhesive strength of a label has to be decided on in addition to its appearance and feel.
Depending on the industry, special requirements may also placed on the label. Using a Thermal Transfer Printer
to Print on Labels
Can I use a Thermal Transfer Printer to Print your Labels? A question that we often get asked. The answer being Yes.
You can print some of our materials yourself using a thermal transfer printer. The History of the Label | Part 2
In Part 1 we learned how the label developed from the Egyptians' roll seal to the pendant used by the Romans.
In this post we look at the development from the Middle Ages onwards. Here an invention had a decisive influence on our label today: letterpress printing. The History of the Label | Part 1
The term label has its origin in the old French word estiquette, which comes from estequier/estequer and means to attach, append or little note. Can I order different label designs in one order?
At label.co.uk you can order several designs in one order.
The prerequisite is that all designs have the same format, size, material and finish:
When you order via the online calculator, first enter the total quantity of your labels. Then you can specify how many different designs should be printed. Helping the Environment,
one step at a time
label.co.uk does not now shrink-wrap label rollsEver since the #FridaysForFuture movement it has been clear to everyone: we must take a closer look at the issue of environmental protection and become more active. Businesses also have a duty. The online label printing company label.co.uk is now making a contribution to protecting the environment and in […]
We'd like to make your ordering process as easy as possible, so we've put together a set of guidelines for getting you artwork files print ready!
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