QR Code & FSC Recycled Paper Labels
Traceable stock marks for retail, logistics and returns.
Information applied at the moment of packing, rather than printed on the label. No second print pass, and no ink.
| Printing | No ink. The print is produced by heat at the point of packing |
|---|---|
| Longevity | Fades with heat, UV and some plasticisers. Not for permanent records |
| Variable data | Serial, lot, weight or date, applied on the line rather than pre-printed |
| Adhesive pairing | Permanent, and usually freezer-grade or solvent-resistant for the environment |
None. The material is the print. Finishes would defeat the purpose.
2 of our 38 product lines use this stock. These are the constructions most often specified with thermal paper.
Traceable stock marks for retail, logistics and returns.
Printed colour plus on-demand thermal data applied at packing time.
Direct thermal needs no ribbon and fades faster. Thermal transfer prints onto a treated thermal paper with a ribbon and lasts considerably longer.
Months, not years, depending on heat and light. For a record that must be legible long-term, print variable data onto a film stock instead.
Yes, and it is one of the most common uses. Tell us the symbology and grade, and whether the scanner needs a high rating.
The economical default. Excellent colour and print detail for dry, indoor packs.
Read moreWaterproof and tear-resistant. The standard for bottles, cans and chilled drinks.
Read moreThin, strong and chemically resistant. Holds detail in clear and metallic grades.
Read moreDurable, oil-resistant and waterproof. Takes a die-cut shape cleanly.
Read moreUncoated, textured and recyclable. A natural look for craft and organic brands.
Read moreA brushed metallic surface that gives a technical, premium read.
Read moreDuo-tone and diffraction film for visible anti-counterfeit effect.
Read moreTell us what it goes on, where it lives and how long it has to stay readable. We come back with a proposed stock, adhesive and print process — usually within one working day.