Paper
A starting point for packaging and short-term indoor uses. Texture, coating and adhesive change how a paper label behaves.
BEFORE IT GOES TO PRINT
Confirm moisture exposure, tearing, adhesive and the surface it will touch.
Explore the catalogTHE MATERIAL GUIDE
Start with
where it will stick.
A material name is only the beginning. Tell us about the surface, conditions and how long the sticker needs to stay.
Vinyl
A film option for loose stickers and decals. Permanent, removable and specialty adhesives are separate specifications.
BEFORE IT GOES TO PRINT
Confirm service conditions, removal requirements, laminate and tested outdoor life.
Explore the catalogBOPP & PET
Film options to discuss for product labels. Clear and white constructions can need different printing and white-ink setups.
BEFORE IT GOES TO PRINT
Confirm container shape, application temperature, opacity and any moisture or oil exposure.
Explore the catalogSpecialty constructions
Tamper seals, serialized labels, transfers and resin domes each have their own production and application limits.
BEFORE IT GOES TO PRINT
Confirm print compatibility, finish coverage, adhesive, tolerances and any certification requirements.
Explore the catalogThe surface matters.
Glass, cardboard, textured plastic and painted surfaces can need different adhesives. A sample applied to the intended surface is part of validation. Food contact, recyclability, dishwasher use and outdoor durability must be supported by supplier documentation and testing.
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