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Rectangle Rainbow 10ml Vial Labels Sticker Label Printing PET

10ml Vial Labels-2

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Description

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10ml Vial Labels For Pharmaceutical Glass Vials / 10ml Dropper Bottles
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Specifications:
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vial label | Size | 25*60mm |
Material | PET |
Use for | medicine injection vial |
Colors | Rainbow Laser hologram colors? |
Design | Free charge? |
MOQ | 1000pcs |
Types | Can mix different product names,for example(Test, Tren ace,Deca, ,Sustanon, Equipoise,Cypionate winstrol ect) |
Production time | 7-10?business days after received deposit and approval of designs; |
Shipping | DHL/ EMS/Fedex/China post/ Sea Ship |
payment | 70% deposit before mass production |
Quotation | negotiation | ?Base on information: # # How many different types(mix different product names) will print? # Quantity? # Which kind printing?Laser hologram/CMYK printing/ Embossing/Others |
More details | Label features | # # Self adhesive; # package in sheet # Thickness:25-50um # waterproof; |
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How to print best labels?

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In order for labels to move through a label printer, the printer mechanism relies on label sensors

that?detect a gap, notch, slot or line between labels. In identifying the material, the mechanism

then adjusts?the stock intake so that print properly aligns on each label.

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Theses sensors work based on the concept that a label will block light going between two sensors

while a?gap does not block the light. It’s almost like flipping a light switch on, off and then on again.

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?Label Gap ?

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Between each die cut label, material is typically stripped away leaving behind what is called?a

“label gap.” The carrier or liner supporting the label is usually less opaque than the label?and

liner together. Special transmissive sensors read the opacity changes where one label ends and?

a new label begins.?Label gaps are commonly 0.125” (1/8th inch) tall although they can be virtually

any size you want. & quot;Asource& quot;?teamtries to limit the size of a label gap to avoid wasting material and

raising costs, but sometimes,?due to automatic application equipment, label perforations and other engineering, gaps have to belargerthan?normal.Ifthere is not enough contrast between a label and

its liner, then not enough light will passthrough for the?printer to find its “top-of-form”. Sometimes you

can recalibrate the sensors to adjust to a new liner; otherwise?you will have to choose another way to detect your labels:

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Sensing Slot or Notch ?

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To create more contrast you may need slots or side notches cut in the liner.?Before deciding whether

to use slots or notches, you will need to determine whether your sensors are “fixed”?and locked into

one position or if the are “movable.” Fixed sensors are commonly located either at the very?edge of a label or in the center. Movable sensors can be located anywhere across the web to give you much

more?flexibility as to where you can locate your cut outs.Sensing NotchesSensing slots are narrow oval

holes often centered in the liner between labels. They usually?require larger-than-normal label gaps. Trying to cut and remove a tiny slot from a normal 0.125” gap is?difficult, especially if you also have perforations between labels. EIM usually recommends increasing a slot?gap with a minimum of 0.25”.Sensing notches are cut out at the edge of the liner and may not require a larger gap. Not only

are notches?used with labels on brown or highly opaque liners, but also when working with tag materials that have no liner?or label gap. This explains why you often see hang tags with perforations between

each tag and four rounded?corners that create those notches.The size, shape and location of a sensing slot or notch is dependent on your printer specifications. Slots and?notches will require special cutting tools. Subject to the size of your label gap, you may also need a new label?tool which adds to your initial investment but will make your label printing much easier.

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Black Mark?

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Some label printers may also have a “reflective” sensor that relies on black lines or marks printed

on the back?of the label liner. The width of the black mark is synchronized with the label size to tell

the printer when to?print label to label. Black marks are particularly useful when labels or tags are

“butt cut” and separated only?by a perforation or face cut. Since we will have to print the black marks

for you, this method does add a bit to you supplies cost.

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NOTE: Black marks, sensing slots or notches are usually necessary when printing clear labels where there is absolutely?no contrast between the labels and liner. & quot;A-Source& quot; pharmaceutical team does offer special printing on clear labels?to provide a solid print area and sufficient contrast to calibrate your labels without liner marks or holes. We can add this to any clear label material.

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If you have any questions on how to design your label so it will properly run in your label printer, don’t hesitate to contact with our sales team to discuss your label design requirements.


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