Labelling Made Easy: Understanding Pressure Labels

 

Pressure Labels
Pressure Labels

Stickers and Pressure labels share many similarities. In order for the glue and the product to adhere together, pressure is necessary. Because these labels are self-adhesive, they may be applied to products without the need for heat, solvents, or water. With vivid, vibrant colours produced in a variety of applications, this labelling achieves the ideal mix between cost-effectiveness and luxury brand appeal.

Pressure labels: how are they made?

Several printing processes are used to manufacture pressure labels. These can include thermal, digital, and flexographic printing. PSLs, in their simplest form, combine a substrate, label material, adhesive, and ink to produce artwork that is applied to the objects you see every day.

Your packaging, which may be made of almost anything, including glass, clear plastic, jars, and bottles, may have our pressure-sensitive labels applied to both the front and back. The size of our labels can also vary, from a little strip to a huge jug and beyond. For items that must withstand tough indoor or outdoor settings, these labels are ideal.

Use of Pressure Labels

Once mastered, the die-cut label printing procedure is reasonably rapid and reproducible, and the labels are often simple to affix to the product. Die-cut labels are really relatively economical when printed in large quantities, despite the fact that you'd assume the complicated forms would make them pricey. Naturally, this changes according to the kind of die-cutting procedure (like flatbed, rotary, semi-rotary, or laser die-cutting), Hence, discuss the method your label designer uses and how it may impact price with them.

How to Apply Pressure Labels?

Pressure-sensitive labels may be used with almost any application configuration, which is one reason to pick them. Just remove the liner and push firmly to apply pressure-sensitive labels by hand. They are just as simple to use as the complex application equipment normally used in high-speed filling lines.

Pressure-sensitive labels can also be applied with smaller desktop label application tools, labelling guns, and dispenser boxes.

What Benefits Do Pressure Labels Offer?

Many benefits of pressure-sensitive labels include, but are not limited to:

Application ease

Flexibility

Strong impact

Top-notch graphics

Label reliability and longevity

Several different label shapes

Many print techniques

Printing variable information (VIP)

 

What are the layers of a pressure label?

 

A pressure-sensitive label is a three-layered, self-adhesive label.

 

Facestock is the first layer, on which the artwork and text are printed.

Adhesive is the second layer, which permits the label to adhere to objects.

Release liner is the third layer, it safeguards the adhesive until the label is ready to be applied.

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