The types of
printing include: Flexographic (roll labels and tapes) and Hot Stamping.
| Flexographic
(roll labels)—all types of pressure sensitive label
stock: vinyl, litho, Kromekote, cloth, films, foils, etc. |
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Prints
up to three colors |
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Overlaminate
where required—Example: fuel line identification or coming
in contact with various solvents, which could destroy the ink |
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Maximum
width 10" x 15" |
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Supplied
in roll form, sheets or individual pieces |
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Capabilities
to consecutively number (1/4" high only) |
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| Printed
Tapes |
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Various types of pressure sensitive tapes—Example: PVC,
paper, cloth, film, foils and vinyls (industrial, electrical,
and medical grades) |
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Print
seal solution available for certain tapes not normally printable
because of back sizing |
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Maximum
width 10" |
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Prints
up to three colors |
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Supplied
in rolls and can be perforated if required |
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| Hot
Stamped (inkless printing) |
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No ink used—a foil is burned into the base substrate |
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All
types of pressure sensitive label stock |
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Prints
up to three colors |
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Overlaminated
when required |
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Maximum
width 4" x 4" |
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Supplied
in roll form, sheets or individual pieces
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