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19 pages · 115 constructions · full specification tables by printing platform
19 pages · 115 constructions · full specification tables by printing platform
19 pages · 115 constructions · full specification tables by printing platform
19 pages · 115 constructions · full specification tables by printing platform
The specification tables are identical in all editions — only the interface text is localised, so your team and ours always refer to the same item number.
Once an item number is issued it never changes, which means your ERP, your press settings and your re-order all keep working for years.
Send the PDF to your purchasing, production and quality teams. Private-label versions with your own cover are available for distributors.
Peel, tack, shear and release force measured on calibrated instruments — the same numbers we quote in the data sheets.
Technical data sheets covering coating type, facestock, adhesive, liner, typical values and application notes.
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The largest family — papers, thermal, PP, PE and PET constructions with full test data.
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Sheet constructions for wine, cosmetics and premium cartons, including wet-strength and finishing notes.
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VOID, destructible, holographic and specialty effect constructions under development with key accounts.
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Memjet, laser and Indigo constructions, including constructions beyond the standard catalogue.
Open the library →Batch test reports, and support for third-party inspection and customer-required compliance testing on request.
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MOQ, lead time, samples, custom coating, documents — answered the way we would want them answered.
By the press you run, by the environment the label must survive, or by the three-layer construction — start anywhere.
Seven inputs — container type, radius, environment, labeling method, press — and the tool points at the right construction from our 115, with the reasoning and the physics. Then two fields get you the TDS.
Open the selector →UV inkjet needs a UV-receptive coating; Memjet needs a porous fast-dry coating; volume runs go flexo; short-run digital goes Indigo or laser. Start from your press, not from the material.
Open the catalogue →−40 °C, salt spray, engine bay, ice bucket, sterilisation, vibration. The environment decides the adhesive and the facestock — start there and the rest follows.
Open the application guide →Facestock, adhesive and liner are three independent decisions. Get any one wrong and the label fails in the field, not on the press.
Read the technology page →Four answers are enough: substrate, temperature range, printing method and required service life. With those we can shortlist two or three constructions immediately.
Send the four answers →Most partners visit before the first container. We will walk you through coating, slitting, sheeting, packing and the QC laboratory — and show the batch records.
See the plant →Describe what you print, stick and ship. We will shortlist, send samples free, and tell you honestly if a cheaper construction will do the job.
Talk to an engineer →Two long-form notes that answer most of what buyers ask us in the first e-mail.
The guides linked below are written in English.
Incoterms, jumbo vs slit, MOQ per construction, packing for sea freight, and the specification sheet that prevents a wrong shipment.
What each layer does, which ones you are allowed to change, and where the adhesive actually fails.
Technical guides in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Arabic — written by the people who coat, slit and test the material.
Tell us which families you run and we will send the matching data sheets plus three free samples.
Each guide answers one material decision with a specification table, the failure cases behind it and the questions buyers actually ask. No brochure copy.
The guides linked below are written in English.
Which facestock and liner survive the beam, and why PVC has no place in the laser line.
Why aqueous inkjet needs it, why UV inkjet does not, and what changes when it is wrong.
The liner sets the die-cut window, the web stiffness and how much the roll curls.
Why thickness and surface treatment — not adhesive strength — decide whether a film label works.
The finish decides dot gain, scuff visibility and barcode read rate — not just the look.
PE weights, base papers, and how to write a liner specification that two suppliers cannot read differently.
Application temperature, service temperature and the water film that actually causes the failure.
"Removable" is a window, not a guarantee — dwell time and substrate decide the outcome.
Ice buckets, condensation at filling and the no-label look on PET bottles.
Small format, variable-data coding, 2D code grade and tamper evidence.
4x6 direct-thermal that still scans after the journey — and adhesion to recycled board.
Full, partial and non-transfer constructions — and why a tamper seal can peel off clean.