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Custom Roll Labels for Bottles, Jars, and Pouches: Pressure-Sensitive Labels Specified to Run on Your Line: Video Guide

This 72-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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  1. 0:00Custom roll labels that run on your line.
  2. 0:05Each label stacks printed face stock, adhesive and a liner around a core. Start with the container and where it lives; size the label to its flat panel.
  3. 0:16Match stock, adhesive and finish to the environment: uncoated paper isn't waterproof; film is commonly specified for water and oil. Check published limits.
  4. 0:27Lock core size, maximum diameter, which edge unwinds first and exact labels per roll. Attach your applicator diagram; reuse one roll spec on every reorder.
  5. 0:39Preflight CMYK art, approve a proof, pilot on your real line and let the bond build 24 to 48 hours. That approved spec is what gets printed and wound.
  6. 0:50Here's a look inside our factory. Labels are printed on the press, die-cut to shape, rewound, then slit and rewound into finished rolls like these.
  7. 1:03Core, liner and gaps, written into your order.
  8. 1:08Send your container, label size, quantity and applicator details.

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