Capabilities

Manufacturing & Quality

From selected materials to finished industrial labels.

BY Label Tech connects application requirements with suitable materials, printing and converting resources. Production coordination follows the agreed construction, artwork and finished format.

Digital label production equipment and rolls in a production setting

01 / Materials and bond

Material Options

Roll materials arranged on labeled storage racks

Start with the application

PET / polyester, PI / polyimide, PC / polycarbonate, PVC / vinyl, nylon, metallized polyester, synthetic, destructible, tamper-evident and specialty films offer different construction options. Select around geometry, exposure and identification rather than film name alone.

Match the adhesive to the surface

Permanent acrylic, high-tack, high-temperature, low-surface-energy, removable and clean-removal / low-residue options depend on the production surface, application conditions, dwell and removal timing.

Confirm the selected stock, construction reference and supply requirements for each project.

02 / Printing and identification

Make the information part of the construction.

Text, logos, warnings, rating information, barcode, QR, Data Matrix, serialization and variable data are specified with the print system and end use.

Label-printing equipment with printed rolls at the workstation

Printing capability

Digital and thermal-transfer-compatible options are evaluated with the material and protective layers. Confirm artwork revision, data sequence and code readability before production approval.

Operators working at printing equipment beside drying racks

Process options

Screen-print related solutions may be appropriate for selected constructions and industrial graphics. Choose the process around the agreed appearance, information and service conditions.

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03 / Production and converting

Prepare the format for the application.

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Material converting

Define roll dimensions, slit width, core and unwind direction around the receiving process. Custom dimensions, die cuts, kiss cuts, shapes, rolls, sheets or individual pieces can be specified for the application method.

Operators reviewing printed label rolls at a converting workstation

Finishing & inspection

Review the finished dimensions, print, sequence and supplied format against agreed criteria. Protective laminates are selected as part of the construction; packing and order identification follow the receiving team's requirements.

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Quality & Compliance

Consistent quality for critical identification.

We focus on stable print quality, material consistency and process control to support your specific industry and compliance requirements.

From incoming material inspection to finished label verification, we work with defined procedures and application-based criteria to support reliable labeling performance.

Inspection workstation with a microscope and label-code display

Material Options

  • Standard and high-performance materials
  • Adhesives for different applications
  • RoHS / REACH material options where applicable

Process Control

  • Printing and converting consistency
  • In-process inspection coordination
  • Finished label verification against agreed criteria

Testing Support

  • Adhesion, temperature and chemical resistance testing support for the selected construction
  • Application-specific evaluation
  • Documentation according to project requirements

Compliance Options

  • RoHS / REACH material options
  • UL-recognized material options where applicable
  • Supporting documentation according to project requirements

Application review

Bring together the substrate, process, service environment and identification requirements. Compare samples against agreed attachment and readability criteria, then carry the approved specification into production coordination.

Construction-specific evidence

Temperature classes, outdoor durability, chemical resistance and compliance options depend on the selected construction and end use. Confirm supporting evidence for the complete printed label, including relevant material files and end-use conditions. Agree artwork, data rules, dimensions, appearance and acceptance criteria before production approval. Match material and production records to the supplied specification.

Your application

Define what the label must do.

A short description, drawing or sample requirement is enough to start. We can work through surface, exposure, data and quantity together.