General — Roll Labels
Epson ColorWorks Printers Are Revolutionizing Product Labeling for Small Businesses
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For small businesses, a strong product brand showcased on a well-designed product label can be a powerful driver of success. Product labeling often involves traditional methods like outsourcing or using pre-printed labels, which can be costly, time-consuming, and inflexible. In today’s fast-paced market, product labels often need frequent updates to meet evolving regulatory requirements, refresh branding, or support new product launches. Epson ColorWorks on-demand inkjet printers are designed to meet the demands of growing businesses seeking a cost-effective, efficient, and highly flexible labeling solution. Let’s explore how bringing your label production in-house can streamline your workflow, reduce waste, lower costs,...
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A Guide to Essential Terms in Label Manufacturing
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The label manufacturing industry uses a variety of specialized terms that can be confusing if you’re not familiar with them. From materials to printing methods, understanding these terms can help you choose the right solution for your labeling needs. In this blog, we’ll break down some of the most commonly used terms in label production. Direct Thermal: Ink-Free Printing Direct Thermal is a printing method that uses heat-sensitive paper. The print head heats the paper to create text or images without the need for ink, toner, or ribbons. This method is efficient and cost-effective for short-term applications. Common Uses:...
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Paper Labels or Synthetic Labels, How To Choose
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Every product requires a unique label. Determining the best materials to construct a label can be extremely overwhelming because the materials must support the many conditions the label will be exposed to. With evolving advancements in the printing industry, the variety of label materials has expanded significantly. There are several key factors to consider when identifying the best label material for your specific application: Product Application Surface Environmental Conditions Shelf Life Cost Storage Conditions Handling/Mechanical Exposure Analyzing the many conditions your label will be exposed to is the first step in determining which label material is best suited for your...