Thermal Paper Linerless Labels

          1.  Full sleeves, C-wrap, top & sides or top only.

        2.  Bottle and flat side panels.

        3.  Full color, high definition graphics.

        4.  Labels with printing on both sides.

        5.  Versatile material options including board, paper & synthetics.

        6.  Competitive line speeds resulting in labor savings and less downtime.

Production Application :

 How are linerless labels manufactured?

Linerless labels can have either two or three layers:-

Layer 1 Adhesive
This is required to ensure the label sticks to the final application surface.

Layer 2 Label Material
Normally manufactured using a polypropylene material this provides thermal transfer printers with an amazing print quality definintion when compared to standard paper labels,

Layer 3 Silicon Coating
Some linerless label material have a coating of silicon on the facestock.  This coating is designed to prevent the adhesive sticking to the facestock when rolled up. This is a neccesary requirement when using standard paper material otherwise the adhesive would be absorbed by the paper material and would not peel apart.

Our linerless material is a smooth plastic base whereby the adhesive cannot seep into the fibres of the material and therefore no silicon coating is required saving time and money at the manufacturing side and bringing these cost savings to the end user.

To use a linerless material with no silicon requires a specially built applicator that can hendle such media just like our linerless label applicator range.

Jumbo Roll
Beginning the same as standard labels a jumbo roll is the beginning of a roll of linerless material.  Because there is no backing paper required in the manufacturing process this helps to reduce the costs in manufacturing and therefore reduces the end product price.

Printing and Slitting
This jumbo roll is then slit to make a continuous roll of linerless label.  During the slitting process it is also possible to add printing plates to include pre printed innforation like logos, photo's etc.

Why use linerless labels ??