LABELS AND NAMEPLATES

VINYL LABELS

SCREEN-PRINTING: - Self-adhesive vinyl labels are economical, eye-catching and easy to apply. They can be screen-printed in a vast array of colours matched to your specifications, and can be cut to virtually any shape or individual design using our computerised vinyl cutter. As previously mentioned, we can research specialist vinyls to your specifications and can also provide materials that are indestructible or tamper-evident with various adhesive properties (such as peelable or high tac) to your requirements.

ROLL LABELS: - However if what you need is a large quantity of easily-applied labels at a low cost especially those with variable information such as serial numbers or barcode information we can supply labels on a roll printed by thermal transfer. These labels are also ideal for uses such as address, packaging, warranty, warning and product information labels. They can be any design, shape or quantity and come in a range of sizes and colours and again we can supply them on material with adhesive to suit your purpose.

SCREEN-PRINTING: - Screen-printing is suitable for most metals and produces high quality, durable product identification in a range of colours and sizes. Modern inks give them a long lasting finish, though they may be prone to scratching in extreme cases.

ENGRAVING: - Another option to consider, especially if you require a more robust label, is engraving. Engraved plates are durable and of high quality. This method is particularly suitable for short runs and labels with varying information.

ETCHING: - If you desire the same durability as engraving but require a large quantity or higher detail then etching may be the choice. Brass, stainless steel and aluminium are all suitable for etching and again your design can be left clear or filled in a vast range of colours.

ALUPRINTING: - If your labels will be subject to a more hostile environment, aluprinting may be more suitable. This produces a similar look to screen-printing, however the finish is hardwearing and long lasting since the colour is actually absorbed into the surface coat of the aluminium. It is resistant to most chemicals/lubricants such as petrol, oils, thinners and polishes.