Peel & Reveal Labels
A hinged top ply that lifts to expose a printed panel underneath, then closes flat again. The workhorse of multi-layer labelling.
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A label that is also the closure: opens over a die-cut window in the film and re-closes cleanly, tested to 20 open/close cycles.
Wet wipes, cheese slices, fresh pasta, pet treats — packs that get opened many times need the label to work as a lid. The construction combines a die-cut window in the pack film, a high-tack frame that stays permanently sealed around the opening, and a low-tack central zone that releases and re-seals without stringing.
We test every layout on the customer's actual film, because the same adhesive behaves differently on a coated BOPP than on a PE-laminate. Twenty cycles is our standard qualification; we report the tack curve, not just a pass mark.
Other constructions
A hinged top ply that lifts to expose a printed panel underneath, then closes flat again. The workhorse of multi-layer labelling.
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A folded, bound multi-page leaflet built into the label itself — up to 24 printable panels on a container that has room for two.
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A concertina-folded panel that opens outwards to several times the label size — the flat-sheet answer to a long dosing table.
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Tell us the panel count, the container it goes on, and the market. You get a construction drawing, a material recommendation and a price — usually within one working day.