Linerless Labels are Perfect for Oversized and Bulky Materials Packaging
Linerless Labels |
Linerless Labels are
made from siliconized face stock and are designed for primary product
decoration, such as packaging. In these cases, the adhesive and face stock will
never stick together. This makes linerless label perfect for rectangular or
square-shaped products. To apply these labels, a mechanical or laser cutting
system cuts a single label from the linerless reel. It then affixed the leading
edge to the container and wipes the remainder onto the container.
According to Coherent Market Insights the Linerless
Labels Market Global Industry Insights, Trends, Outlook, and
Opportunity Analysis, 2022-2028
Because linerless
labels have no liner, they're perfect for oversized products and bulky
materials. They're also easy to apply, and the adhesive is able to stick to a
wide variety of surfaces, including curved surfaces. And since they don't use
backing paper, they can reduce the amount of waste going to landfills. The
reduced amount of paper and waste will reduce manufacturing costs and help to
meet OSHA safety standards.
As more companies
realize the benefits of using these labels, they're becoming an increasingly
popular option. It's particularly popular with industries that are leaning
towards sustainability. In addition to their speed and functionality, labels
integrate well with consumer packaged goods companies and industrial settings.
This technology is still developing, but it has already set the standard for
linerless label use in the US. Quick serving restaurants are an ideal place to
implement linerless label technology because they operate in a fast-paced
environment and are required to print multiple times throughout the day.
Several UK companies
have adopted linerless label technology. Paragon Print and Packaging, UK's
largest label converter, uses Comac 500 label equipment in its linerless
division and uses conventional UV flexo presses for face stock printing. This
technology has several benefits for manufacturers, including the ability to
produce labels with variable data on both sides.
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