Roll Labels

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What are the benefits of lamination for Roll Labels?

Lamination helps maximize label protection, adding extreme temperature and abrasion resistance, as well as protection from chemical exposure. Lamination is the only real way to make a label weatherpr…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Can Roll Labels we written on?

Semi Gloss Labels without lamination and Eggshell Felt can easily be written on with a ball point pen. Permanent markers work on all substrates and on laminated roll labels, if allowed to fully dry.…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Can you print variable data such as barcodes, numbers, names on Roll Labels?

If you can dream it we can print it.. We can do any type of consecutive numbering, barcodes, QR codes, or forms of variable data on Roll Labels. This is treated as a custom project and you would need…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Do you offer Stone paper stock for your Roll Labels?

Yes we do.. Stone paper stock is a new offering at 4OVER4.COM. Stone Paper is an environmentally friendly label stock made of 80% calcium carbonate. A sustainable, “rock” solid label choice that's du…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Do you offer soft touch lamination for your Roll Labels?

As of the time of this article, November 1, 2019, 4OVER4.COM has started offering soft touch / velvet lamination on our Roll Labels. If you want a soft touch lamination on your roll labels , and you…

Updated 3 months ago by Emma Davis

Can you print barcodes on Roll Labels and what kinds can you print if you can print them?

Yes We Can.. We can print:. Codabar. Code 128 Code 3 of 9 Code 2 of 5 Barcoded Roll Labels are a custom project and you would need to contact our Support Team to assist in pricing and placing this or…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Can you produce weatherproof or waterproof labels?

Yes we Can. In short, to be considered weatherproof or waterproof , labels need to be laminated. Weatherproof labels are guaranteed to be weather and sun resistant up to 1-1/2 years.

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is the minimum quantity you can order for Roll Labels?

The minimum quantity is 250.

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Can you produce UL® Roll Labels?

Yes we can. We are an authorized printer of UL® labels. Many stocks and colors available to meet the stringent standards set forth by Underwriters Laboratories for indoor and outdoor applications, in…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What are Instant Redeemable Coupons, or IRC Labels, and can you print them?

Simply put, Instant Redeemable Coupons or IRC labels are labels affixed to products and/or printed pieces, that customers can just peel off to grab immediate savings or take advantage of some other p…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Can you print vape labels?

Yes of course.. We can print any type of label for any industry. From simple one-color labels, to foil and embossed labels, double-sided labels and custom die-cut shaped labels, we can do it all! You…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Can you laminate roll labels?

Yes you can.. Depending on the base material, gloss and silk lamination are available as lamination options for facestocks that are receptive to lamination. You will see lamination options in the Ins…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is a domed decal and can you produce them?

Yes we can!. Domed Decals give you and your customers the ability to highlight a product or brand with a 3D look! Durable with an ultra clear UV and scratch resistant finish, Domed Decals are built t…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is a more expensive facestock for my roll labels - White semi gloss or White BOPP?

White BOPP is approximately 35 % more expensive than white semi gloss.

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

I machine apply my roll labels. Do all your roll label have cardboard cores?

NO!. Final finishing could be coreless or cardboard cores. If nothing is specified, core type will be determined by our factory. So if you machine apply your labels and you need a specific sized core…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What's the difference between back and face adhesive?

Back—Adhesive is on the back of the label. If this label is being applied to a window, it will go on the outside of the window. Face—Adhesive is on the front of the label. If this label is being appl…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Anatomy of a Roll Label

1 - FACESTOCK:. What we print on: semi gloss, white BOPP, clear BOPP, white vinyl, etc. 2 - ADHESIVE:. The type of "stickiness". Permanent, Repositionable/Removable, Cold temperature. 3 - LINER:. Als…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is Rewind 8?

Rewind 8 is one of 8 possible winding directions. There are 8 possible orientations for the labels related to how they go onto the final roll. The "Rewind Direction" refers to which way the label pri…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is Rewind 7?

Rewind 7 is one of 8 possible winding directions. There are 8 possible orientations for the labels related to how they go onto the final roll. The "Rewind Direction" refers to which way the label pri…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is Rewind 6?

Rewind 6 is one of 8 possible winding directions. There are 8 possible orientations for the labels related to how they go onto the final roll. The "Rewind Direction" refers to which way the label pri…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is Rewind 5?

Rewind 5 is one of 8 possible winding directions. There are 8 possible orientations for the labels related to how they go onto the final roll. The "Rewind Direction" refers to which way the label pri…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is Rewind 4?

Rewind 4 is one of 8 possible winding directions. There are 8 possible orientations for the labels related to how they go onto the final roll. The "Rewind Direction" refers to which way the label pri…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is Rewind 3?

Rewind 3 is one of 8 possible winding directions. There are 8 possible orientations for the labels related to how they go onto the final roll. The "Rewind Direction" refers to which way the label pri…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is Rewind 2?

Rewind 2 is one of 8 possible winding directions. There are 8 possible orientations for the labels related to how they go onto the final roll. The "Rewind Direction" refers to which way the label pri…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is Rewind 1?

Rewind 1 is one of 8 possible winding directions. There are 8 possible orientations for the labels related to how they go onto the final roll. The "Rewind Direction" refers to which way the label pri…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Can the rewind direction of roll labels affect pricing?

It is important to note that rewind direction may affect your roll label pricing. If you are hand applying your labels we will automatically select the most cost effective rewind direction. Depending…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Why is the core diameter of roll labels important to know?

If you are hand applying your labels, the the core diameter really doesn't matter. However if your labels are being machine applied, the equipment you use will specifiy what core size it will require…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is Unwind or Rewind Direction?

The "Rewind Direction" refers to which way the label printing is "right side up" as you unroll your labels to apply them to your products. There are 8 possible orientations for the labels related to…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What does Rewind Direction refer to when it comes to roll labels?

The " Rewind Direction " refers to which way the label printing is "right side up" as you unroll your labels to apply them to your products. If you are hand applying your labels , rewind #2 or #3 is…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What does "labels wound out" and "labels wound in" mean?

These are roll label winding directions. Wound Out - where the label is facing the outside of the roll and the liner is on the inside. The labels are visible when the roll is wound up. Wound In - whe…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Why is rewind direction so important?

If you are hand applying labels, rewind direction is probably not all that important to you. If you use a machine label applicator to apply your labels to your bottles or containers, then rewind dire…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Can you print on other roll label materials besides the ones listed on your site?

At 4OVER4.COM, "custom" is our middle name. The list of label stocks we can print on are: Blue Fluorescent. Blue Litho. Chrome Polyester–Shiny. Clear Polyester. Clear Polyester High Tack. Clear Polyp…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is the radius of the rounded corners on roll labels?

Roll labels incorporate 1/8" rounded corners for easy removal from the liner.

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Will my roll labels have square or rounded corners?

The industry standard for roll labels incorporates 1/8" rounded corners for easy removal from the liner. However, at 4OVER4.COM, we offer square and rounded corners to choose from on several of our r…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What lamination options are available for Roll Labels?

For substrates where lamination is possible, we offer either a : 1mil silk / matte overlaminate or a. 1mil gloss overlaminate.

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Are your Roll Labels safe for food packaging?

Our Roll Labels are suitable for use with food products and items that may come into contact with moisture/humidity/water/condensation only when an intervening layer of FDA approved food-contact mate…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Is Unwind Direction and Rewind Direction the same thing?

Yes they are. They are both simply the direction in which a label unwinds from a roll.

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Will my dispenser work with your Roll Labels?

Our Roll Labels typically come standard with a 3" core and an outer diameter of up to 6". This will fit almost all hand-applied dispensers. However, please check the specifications of the dispenser p…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What is "BOPP" ?

BOPP is a term commonly used in roll label production BOPP stands for biaxially-oriented polypropylene. Polypropylene a thermoplastic polymer, alternately known as polypropene. It is very popular in…

Updated 3 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What are the specifications for your standard materials of Roll Labels?

Semi-Gloss - 3.2mil Semi-Gloss Paper is a budget friendly solution that doesn't sacrifice quality for economy. Semi-Gloss has a permanent adhesive that sticks well to a variety of surfaces. It is not…

Updated 3 months ago by Mike Lowell

What does "core size" refer to when ordering roll labels?

"Core size" is the inner diameter of a roll of labels. All of our Roll Labels come standard with a 3" core, although 1" cores are also available upon special request. Final finishing could be coreles…

Updated 3 months ago by Mike Lowell

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