Hot Melts Hold Fast
Understanding the variables involved in pressure-sensitive label construction can help optimize labeling operations and reduce costs.
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Many printers and converters simply buy ready-to-print label rollstock (with all four components). Some want to create their own rollstock for greater control and higher speeds. They may buy a pre-coated siliconized liner, then apply a PSA, and laminate the liner and label together. They may even formulate their own adhesive, which can be applied to either the label or release liner side. With clear facestock, the label can be reverse printed so there's no need for a protective coating. Or they may use in-line equipment that can siliconize the liner, apply adhesive, and print the label—all in one high-speed process.
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