Printed labels

The minimum order value is 2000 SEK, the number of labels for this amount depends on material, size and adhesive, among other things.

Yes, there is, both recycled plastic and recycled paper.

When ordering labels on rolls, it is most common for the labels to be on a backing paper to protect the labels during delivery and warehouse management. The backing paper is the paper that you peel the label off of and is made of silicone to make it easier to peel the label off. Once you have peeled off the labels, the backing paper is thrown away, which is bad for the environment.

It is now possible to order labels without carrier paper where the labels are just rolled up separately. There is then a varnish on top of the label material that acts as a kind of protection so that the adhesive does not stick to the labels in the roll. These are temporarily only available as direct thermal labels in paper.

We'd be happy to tell you more if it's interesting.

Yes, you can get any shape!

We have a variety of existing punches in different sizes. If the shape is not in an existing punch, we can create a new punch or use laser cutting.

A punch is a tool for cutting out labels.

It is most common to order on a roll, especially if it is a larger volume and if you want to print them from a label printer.

Depending on volume and size, it is also possible to have round labels delivered on sheets.

To create a label, you need to specify the dimensions width x length and how it should be rolled up.

We have a variety of existing punches in different sizes. If the measurement is not found in an existing punch, we can create a new punch or use laser cutting.

A punch is a tool for cutting out labels.

We use digital printing or flexo printing, where in both printing methods you can design the label exactly how you want.

• Digital printing: We use high-quality digital printing, which is advantageous because it is fast, you don't need clichés, which means that if you want to change the design, there won't be a lot of extra costs.

• Flexo printing: Flexographic printing uses clichés, which are usually cheaper for larger volumes. You pay for clichés per color.

There are many options to make your label stand out. Examples of special effects include gold/silver foiling, silkscreen, embossing and hot foil.

• Digital gold/silver/copper foiling: Digital foiling in metallic colors provides a raised visual and tactile effect on the label.
• Hot foil: Gets a foiled effect from an immersion in the label.
• Silkscreen: A varnish that is applied over the design, creating a raised visual and tactile effect on the label.
• Embossing/Stamping: Embossing creates a raised or depressed structure on the material that allows for both visual and tactile distinction on the surface. This particular effect is most effective on paper materials, as embossing on synthetic materials can return to the original shape of the material.
• Laminate and varnish: Provides an extra protective surface and can be applied to create both matte and glossy effects. If you know you will be printing something on the label, such as a date or batch, it is best to choose printable varnish.

• When you contact us, we need to know the size, material, adhesive, quantity and special effects for the intended printed label. We will then prepare a quote.
• Once you have approved the quote, we would like you to send us your label design in PDF format. We will send you an order acknowledgement and this design must also be approved based on delivery address, quantity and material.
• We then produce a proof that must be approved to ensure that the information is correct.
• We then start the printing process and the labels are rolled up onto reels as requested.
• Delivery approximately 8-10 days.

When ordering printed labels on a roll:

Winding and Bobbin/core: We can offer cores in 1 inch (25,4 mm), 2 inches (41 mm) and 3 inches (76,2 mm).

Winding: It is important to remember that if the label is not to be applied by hand, the labels are rolled up correctly. Otherwise, there is a risk that the label will end up in the wrong direction in an automated process.

It is also important to know the maximum outer diameter of the label roll so that the roll is not too large and therefore does not fit in the printer. This information is usually available in the data sheet for your printer.