Semi gloss paper is typically the most economical label solution when water and oil resistance isn’t needed. Semi-gloss paper accompanied with gloss lamination or gloss UV results in a gleaming label that will draw the attention of everyone. These labels are typically intended for indoor use as they are not waterproof or scuff resistant. Their permanent adhesive allows them to stick on to many different surfaces such as juice bottles, product packaging containers, pharmacy bottles, and numerous others.

White BOPP labels are our most commonly used material and is suitable for most applications. White BOPP labels are made with polypropylene material and have a permanent adhesive. It is widely used for cosmetics, bath and body products, beverage and food products, cleaning products as well as any products that are accustomed to repeat handling or moisture. White BOPP is a great solution for those looking for something impervious to oil, water, scuff, or tearing.

Clear BOPP labels are a clear version of the Polypropylene (BOPP) material. This material provides more of a transparent, “no label” look. Like the White BOPP it is tear-proof, waterproof, and resistant to oil. All our BOPP materials are All Temperature Permanent Adhesive which sticks to almost any surface.

Chrome BOPP label material has the same water and oil-resistant properties as our White BOPP and Clear BOPP, but has the “mirror-like” look of shiny chrome. This material offers a premium, superior label look. These labels are typically used when clients want to accent a label with chrome elements or want the entire label to radiate on the shelf.

Removable white BOPP label material is the same as our standard BOPP, but has a special adhesive designed to allow the label to be removed or re-positioned after application. Labels with this removable adhesive are for nonpermanent uses only. They will adhere to most smooth surfaces and are easily removed without leaving any residue.

The adhesive is ultra-removable featuring excellent weatherability and UV resistance. These labels hold up against aging, UV light, moisture, and fluctuating temperatures. . It removes cleanly from a wide variety of substrates without staining or ghosting.

*Consider these if your labels are for long term use
*Requires Ribbons
Most commonly, these labels are used for clients who want to imprint their own information using their own printers for warehouse shelf labels, inventory identification labels, freezer applications, chemical labels, laboratory labels, permanent identification; sample and file tracking label

*Consider these if your labels are for short term use
*Does not require ribbons
Most commonly, these labels are used for clients who want to imprint their own information using their own thermal printer. Uses in Retail, Logistics and other industries where the label is not exposed to high heat or moisture levels after the label has been applied. Some examples: shipping labels, name tags, weight labels, visitor passes, dispatch and warehouse labels, meat carton labels, price weigh retail labels

For High temperature conditions (up to 148°C/300°F) we use a Polyester material which is the most common label material for high-temperature applications. High temp labels must be manufactured with durable materials that won’t melt or otherwise disintegrate in extreme heat. Polyester can withstand temperatures up to 300° F. For higher temperature applications above 300° F, we offer other specialty materials to accommodate those needs.
Common industry applications for high temp include electric and electronic equipment, steel manufacturing, aerospace, culinary kitchens using infrared ovens, airlines, and automotive industries.

For labels withstanding very frigid temperatures, we offer a few types of materials depending on application.
Our materials are durable, freezer grade, waterproof, and moisture proof to ensure your labels stay visible and affixed to whatever they are being applied to after months in the freezer or in uncontrolled environments.
With freezer labels there are many elements to consider; some are for cold and dry applications, others are for dealing with frost and moisture.
Common applications for freezer labels are frozen food packaging, fresh and frozen meat products, Gluten-free baked products, beverages, or medical materials that need to be stored below zero.