Roll Labels
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Q: What is most common ‘core size’ and ‘outer diameter’? A: The standard core for roll labels is 3 inches and the outer diameter is up to 6 inches. However other less common sizes are available for the core of the labels. Please indicate your specific size requirements when communicating with your sales representative. Q: What is the difference between Cut-Sheet Labels and Roll labels? A: Cut sheet labels are provided cut down to the ordered finished size. For example, if 4x3 inch labels are ordered, they will be cut down to 4x3 inch individual labels. The liner sheet (back-side) of these labels is thicker and usually has slits in it, so that it can be removed easily. These types of labels can only be applied by hand. Roll Labels are provided in a continuous reel. The liner is thinner than cut-sheet labels in order to wrap around the core and does not have cracks on it. Roll labels are can be applied with a label application machine or by hand. Q: Will my dispenser work with your roll labels? A: All of our Roll Labels have a 3-inch core and an outer diameter of up to 6 inches. This will fit most hand-applied dispensers – please check the specifications of the dispenser prior to purchase if you will be using our roll labels with a specific dispenser. Q: What does phrase ‘wind direction’ mean? A: The phrase ‘wind direction’ refers to the orientation of the labels on the liner, and which edge of the label will come off the roll first. This is only important if the labels will be applied with a labelling machine, and varies based on the make, model, and style of the machine. The instructions for the labelling machine will include the wind direction required to ensure that the labels are applied correctly. There are four options available and are most commonly referred to by the numbers. These options are:
Q: How many labels come on a roll? A: We can adjust that number based on your requirements, but generally, we put at least 500 stickers per roll. Q: What differentiates ‘die-cut Labels’ vs ‘butt-cut labels’? A: Butt-cut labels - Individual labels are sliced in order to be separated but there is no gap between adjacent labels. Die-cut labels - Each label is cut individually and there is a small gap between adjacent labels on the roll. Die-cut labels are typically considered a better choice as they are easier to peel and can be cut to any custom shape. |
