More Space for Printing with Multi-Layer Labels
- no compromises in design
- no compromises with font sizes
- space for product information
- easy handling
- premium and practical
- as flexible and versatile as your products
- durable quality
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Why Multilayer?
Labels with several layers – also known as multi-layer labels – are often used for products that are sold in small containers. When the labels on such containers need to provide a large amount of information, multi-layer labels are particularly suitable. Therefore, these labels are popular for food or food supplements as well as chemical and cosmetics products – to name only a few.
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Alternative to Multi-Layer Labels
If multilayer labels are not the right choice for your products, you can opt for release varnish instead. Release varnish labels are produced with a very special printing technique. They are coated with a varnish that allows the label to be wrapped around itself without sticking permanently. This means it can be wound and unwound over and over again, which means that – similar to multi-layer labels – a larger printing area is created. However, this type of label is only suitable for cylindrical containers.
Find out more about our high-quality roll labels:
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Learn More
Multi-layer labels and release varnish labels are innovative, solution-focused printing processes that offer you the opportunity to design your labels without compromise. To find out more about these techniques and the corresponding ordering processes, please contact us. You can reach us by phone Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on 0203 588 1080 or by e-mail at info@label.co.uk.
We will also be happy to send you samples of the respective labels so that you can see the quality for yourself and put them to the test.