Plain White On Roll Labels

Plain white on roll labels are essentially blank labels that come on a roll. They are typically made of white paper or plastic material and can be used for a variety of purposes. These labels can be printed on using a label printer, allowing businesses or individuals to customize them as needed. They are often used for packaging, shipping, organizing, and other labelling needs. The “on roll” part refers to the fact that these labels are not individual pieces, but are connected and rolled up for easy storage and use.

There are several types of face papers (also known as facestock) available for plain on roll labels. Here are some of them:

Paper: This is the most common material used as a facestock for pressure-sensitive labels. It’s typically used for labels that don’t require a high degree of durability or resistance to environmental conditions.

Film: Film facestock is often used when a label needs to be more durable or resistant to environmental conditions. It can be made from various materials, including polypropylene (PP), polyethylene (PE), and polyester (PET).

Foil: Foil facestock is typically used for labels that need a metallic or reflective appearance. It’s often used for decorative or premium labels.

Fluorescent Paper: This type of paper is used when the label needs to stand out or be highly visible. It’s often used for warning labels or promotional stickers.

Glossy Paper: This type of paper has a shiny surface that can make colors appear more vibrant. It’s often used for labels that need to have a high-quality or premium appearance.

Inkjet Printable Vinyl: This type of facestock is designed to be printed on with an inkjet printer. It’s often used for labels that need to be waterproof or resistant to UV light.

Uncoated Matt Papers: These are plain label face-stocks with absorption capabilities that work best with inkjet printers.

Permanent Adhesive: This type of adhesive is designed to create a strong bond with the surface it’s applied to. Once a label with permanent adhesive is applied, it’s essentially impossible to remove without damaging or distorting the label.

Removable Adhesive: This type of adhesive allows the label to be removed from the surface it’s applied to without leaving any residue. It’s often used for labels that need to be repositioned or removed after a certain period of time.

Repositionable Adhesive: This type of adhesive allows the label to be moved and repositioned multiple times without losing its adhesive properties. It’s often used for labels that need to be adjusted or moved frequently.

Cold Temperature Adhesive: This type of adhesive is designed to work well in low temperatures. It’s often used for labels that need to be applied in deep freeze environments or stored in refrigerated conditions.

Plain white roll labels are versatile and the following methods are suitable:

Thermal Transfer Printing: This method uses heat to transfer ink from a ribbon onto the label. It’s suitable for long-lasting labels as the print is resistant to heat, light, and other environmental factors.

Direct Thermal Printing: This method also uses heat, but instead of transferring ink from a ribbon, it activates a heat-sensitive layer on the label to create the print. It’s suitable for labels that don’t need to last a long time, such as shipping labels or receipt labels.

Inkjet Printing: This method uses liquid ink that is sprayed onto the label to create the print. It’s suitable for labels that require high-quality, full-color prints.

Laser Printing: This method uses a laser to fuse powdered ink onto the label. It’s suitable for labels that require high-quality prints and is often used for address labels, barcodes, and other business-related labels.

Flexographic Printing: This method uses flexible plates and fast-drying inks to print on the labels. It’s suitable for large-scale label printing jobs.

Plain white on roll labels come in a wide variety of sizes to cater to different needs, but commonly come in 8.5″ x 11″, 4″ x 2″, 2.625″ x 1″ and 2″ Circle