Labels
List of Services
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Custom LabelsList Item 1
Looking for labels that stand out from the crowd? Look no further than Execuprint's custom-shaped labels. With our state-of-the-art digital printing technology, we can create labels in virtually any shape and size, from circles to stars to unique custom shapes that perfectly match your brand's image. Our high-quality labels can be used for a variety of applications, including product labeling, branding, and promotional events.
We offer a range of substrate options, including paper, vinyl, and specialty films, so you can choose the perfect material for your needs. Our labels are also available in a variety of finishes, including glossy, matte, and metallic, to add extra visual interest and appeal.
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RollsList Item 4
Roll labels are a versatile and cost-effective way to brand and promote your products. Whether you need labels for packaging, marketing or inventory purposes, we offer a wide variety of roll label materials, adhesives and finishes to fit your unique needs. Our roll labels are produced on high-quality materials that are both durable and attractive, with vibrant colors and crisp graphics that will make your brand stand out.
We offer a variety of finishing options for your roll labels, including matte, gloss, and high-gloss UV coatings, as well as varnish and lamination for added durability. We also offer a range of adhesives, including permanent, removable, and freezer-grade, to ensure that your labels stay put and look great no matter where they're applied.
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Flat Labels
Flat labels are a versatile labeling solution that can be printed on a variety of materials, from paper to vinyl, and cut into a range of shapes. With fast production times and no need for rolls, they are an excellent option for those looking to create labels quickly and efficiently.
Flexo vs Digital
Flexographic printing is a traditional method of printing that involves creating a printing plate and then using it to transfer ink onto the label material. This method is best suited for high-volume label production and is typically used for printing labels for products such as food, beverages, and household products. Flexographic printing offers a wide range of substrate options, including paper, film, and foil, and can achieve a variety of finishes such as matte, gloss, and metallic.
Digital label printing, on the other hand, involves using digital technology to print directly onto the label material. This method is best suited for short to medium print runs and offers greater flexibility in terms of customization, making it ideal for labeling products with variable information such as batch numbers or barcodes. Digital label printing can also offer faster turnaround times and lower costs for smaller print runs.
In summary, flexographic printing is best for high-volume label production with fewer design variations, while digital label printing is ideal for shorter print runs and greater design flexibility. Ultimately, the choice between the two printing methods will depend on the specific needs and requirements of your labeling project.
