General Packaging and Information Labels

For corrugated cartons the usual choice is a pressure-sensitive paper or film label with an adhesive that grips the fluted surface without lifting at the edges. Film options are worth considering where the box sees moisture or handling abrasion. Tell us the board type and the storage conditions, and we confirm the specification.

Yes, provided the print is matched to the scanning environment. We confirm contrast, quiet zone and symbol placement against your scanners and scanning distance, and we check the layout holds when the label is applied to a slightly uneven surface. Share your symbology and scanner setup and we confirm what holds.

Rough and textured surfaces need more adhesive contact area than smooth ones, so the adhesive and the label construction are both part of the answer. Send us the substrate and how it feels to the touch, along with how the label will be applied, and we recommend the fit.

Waterproof or water-resistant constructions exist, and the difference matters for your use. A fully waterproof label uses a synthetic film face; a water-resistant label may use a coated paper that holds up to brief exposure. Tell us whether the label is exposed briefly or continuously, and we specify accordingly.

Price is driven mainly by material, size, print complexity and quantity, with tooling or setup appearing on larger runs. Rather than guess, we review your specification and quote against it. Send the size, quantity and any print or finish requirements and we will come back with a quotation.