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Flexographic Label Printing
Flexographic printing is one possible route for planned label production runs.
- Discuss plates, colour requirements and material
- Confirm finishing and roll specifications for the project
- Separate initial setup and repeat-order assumptions
Ask for the exact grade, test conditions and available supporting information for your project.
At a glance
Plan the print and the repeat together
Artwork, colour, material, quantities and finishing determine whether this route is suitable and what the quote includes.
Plates & setup
Discuss the plate and setup requirements for the specific job; pricing is confirmed in the quotation.
Repeat orders
Keep the approved specification and artwork version so repeat requirements can be reviewed accurately.
Plates and colour
Plates, colour stations and proof
Flexography uses printing plates to transfer ink. The number of colours and the artwork affect setup and how the job is produced.
Make it relevant to your project
Request confirmation of colour, plate, setup and proof requirements for the proposed production route.
Plates and colour
First order and reorders
Initial setup, changes to artwork, material or colour, and the quantities of a repeat order can affect pricing and production planning.
Make it relevant to your project
Ask the quote to identify any setup or plate costs, and clarify how reorders or artwork changes are handled.
Grade & test information
Ask for the details behind the recommendation.
The exact grade and limits depend on the construction and use. Confirm them with your quotation and test on your own packaging.
Information to review
| Grade and construction | Ask for the proposed grade, face stock, adhesive and liner. |
|---|---|
| Application conditions | Confirm the surface, temperature, pressure and moisture for the specific grade. |
| Service conditions | Discuss storage, handling, exposure and the required service period. |
| Testing and evidence | Agree the sample test and ask which grade-specific data are available. |
Your conditions
Start with what you know.
These details help us discuss the right construction. Leave anything unknown blank; you can review the notes before sending your request.
To discuss samples, tell us the surface and conditions in the sample request.
Compare & discuss
Choose the complete construction.
Digital printing can be considered for a different design mix or production need. Compare routes using your actual materials and quantities.