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Hinged labels work great where there is a lack of space on a container. A hinged label is also an option for uniquely shaped containers. There are times where the label is required to be on the front of a container and not wrap around the sides. It would possibly cause additional application problems and reduce shelf appeal.A Hinged multi page label can fit nicely in the front area of a container and allow all the necessary information required.

Our convolute and spiral labels can be printed on paper material 2 to 40 inches wide and up to 9-colors. We meet performance requirements for cross alignment, friction, rub resistance, and curl. Many food and construction industries use this type of label. They include frozen food containers, biscuit cans, caulking and grease tubes, sealants, and adhesives.

Roll-Fed labels can be used on 360 of wrap around label space. The labels can be applied to cylindrical, square or rectangular containers made of metal, plastic or glass. They provide quality print decoration and shelf appeal. Our Roll Fed labels can be printed on paper or film material. The film material can be laminated for gloss and protection. Film also resists moisture, tears, and scratches. It does not require liner, backing, or adhesive and is often referred to as unsupported film. The advantages of Roll-fed wrap are speed-to-market and flexible production to reduce costly inventory. It is a cost savings over pre-printed cans. Roll Fed labels are a popular choice for products in a number of markets and industries. They include the following:

A booklet label, (also called expanded content label or extended text label), is a great way to say a lot with limited space. It allows you to fit any volume of information on your product without compromising graphics and branding elements. A booklet label is a multi-panel foldout leaflet that is laminated to a die cut pressure sensitive label. Copy can be printed on both sides of the leaflet and also on the top layer of the base pressure sensitive label. It can be resealable or completely removable.

Rolls of Thermal Transfer labels are used on thermal transfer printers. They also use rolls of thermal transfer ribbon that transfers the print to the label material. Paper labels are the most common and economical thermal transfer labels. They have great print quality, and are used for general purpose applications. They are excellent for shipping and carton labels, product identification, and for printing variable data and barcodes. Film labels for thermal printers are more durable and can be resistant to chemicals, heat, tearing, etc. They are great to use when the label needs a longer shelf life. MPI has a variety of thermal transfer labels for brand name thermal printers including Zebra, Sato, Datamax, Printronix, and Intermec. We offer standard sizes for blank white paper labels. They can also be custom made with preprinted information or colors. Our standard rolls are 3 O.D. Others are available upon request.

Digital labels are great looking without film or plate costs. You will experience less wait time and eliminate the waste of excess labels. Most importantly, digital labels gives you unmatched short run flexibility. This can help you develop packaging faster and react more quickly to changing market conditions or competitive pressures. Your product appearance will be enhanced to increase sales.