Less material per label
A thinner face material means less material and weight per label, especially in large runs.
Less material
Labels made from a thinner face material, printed in your design. With the same roll size, more labels fit on the roll.

The key selection benefits at a glance.
A thinner face material means less material and weight per label, especially in large runs.
With the same roll diameter, more thin labels fit on the roll. Your line has to change rolls less often.
Thin films conform to tubes, squeezable bottles and tight radii.
Flexo printing in one pass or inkjet digital printing, spot colours to Pantone or HKS.

Specification
Thin labels use a face material that is thinner than the usual standard material. Each label therefore needs less material and weighs less. We print thin labels by flexo or digital printing and supply them on rolls, fanfolded or on sheets.

Comparison
How much thinner the new label is depends on your current label. Send us a current label or its data sheet. We then compare the material thicknesses and tell you the material and thickness of our proposal. A sample before the production run shows whether the thinner label runs and adheres just as well on your line.
Applications
With high volumes, every gram of label affects the amount of material in the whole run.
Thin film bends with the tube when it is squeezed and stays smooth.
Dairies, bakeries and delicatessen producers label large quantities every day and benefit from fewer roll changes.
More labels per roll mean fewer roll changes at the printer and in the warehouse. Linerless labels do without a backing liner altogether.
Labels made from recycled material are shown on the page Recycled labels, FSC® papers and the climate contribution on the page Sustainable labels.
Quality you can verify







Contact
Send us your current label or its data sheet, format and quantity. We suggest a thinner material and send you samples for testing on your line.


We will get back to you within one business day.