Glossing Lamination Custom Product Labels Stickers Adhesive Laser Film Material

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Custom Floral Series Laser Adhesive Sticker For Cell Phone Battery

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Simple knowledge about labels :

Appearing simple at first, labels are deceivingly complex creatures. Much more than mere

“stickers”, labels are designed to carry information. Whether this info is expressed through a

barcode or written text, the label’s main purpose is to create a smooth flow of information transfer

for any operation. The goal is to simplify, removing the effort, time, and expense involved with

handwriting and human error. A label’s composition is made up of four distinct layers, and our

extensive range of materials allows for a custom combination suitable for your label application.

Whether preprinted or specially crafted by our label experts, why not learn about how labels

can serve you?

When you’re browsing our stock products or specifying a custom order, it’s important to consider

the four layers of labels: liner, adhesive, face-stock, and top coat.

Top Coats

Identified as the top surface, this clear layer applies directly onto a face-stock. Using a top-coat for

your label is not always necessary, but does serve useful purposes, such as enhancing ink adhesion

and lamination. Extended exposure to UV and other conditions may require your label to have a topcoat

to avoid ink upheaval. If you are requesting samples or a quote, you will be prompted for either a gloss

or matte finish for your label. These are more or less for aesthetic purposes and would not alter the functionality of your label.

Face-Stocks

The material that you see and touch when using labels. More specifically, this is the layer that the machine prints on, and sticks to a desired surface through the adhesive on the back."A-Source" offers

an extensive selection of face-stocks, including papers, plastics and polyimides, Laser film is our advantage material. The face-stock is equally as important as the adhesive to choose for correctly using the label under varying conditions.

Adhesives

Serves as the glue that holds the face-stock to its liner. Whether bonding your label to cardboard or glass, the adhesive is responsible for sticking under various conditions. Adhesives are generally

grouped in three chemical categories: rubber, acrylic, & silicone. They also come in permanent and removable designs. Using the correct adhesive is crucial to ensuring the label meets your custom requirements and application.

Liners

The paper or polyester that carries the actual label is called the liner, also known as the bottom surface. Although usually viewed as throwaway material, it plays an important role in the feeding through printers. The liner comes in 40, 50, & 60 pound thick sizes, with 50 being the most common due to versatility. Liners can also be special ordered as clear film instead of paper, allowing for auto-application by machines. 50 & 60 liner thicknesses are also auto-apply ready. However, if you are requesting samples or a quote, our experts will most likely make a more informed decision about liner specifications.

While our guide may be useful, nothing can replace speaking 1-on-1 with one of our label experts.

We can offer assistance to answer your custom labeling needs. Before consulting with us, check

out this page and our complementary Getting Started guide to help steer you in the right direction.

The more info you know about your application, the quicker we can match you to the right product. We are excited to assist you and help come to a solution for your unique labeling needs.

How to proceed order:

1. Quotation

2. Price and order confirmation

3. Design works

4. Design approval

5. Pay 70% Deposit

6. Begin mass production

7. Send final product images for confirm

8. Pay rest balance

9. Packaging, QC and shipping

10.Send tracking number

11.Feedback comment by email or leave message at our website;

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