Question 1

Which label printers are compatible to print a 1" x 0.5" label?

Accepted Answer

The OL1930 is produced on an 8.5" x 11" sheet so it can be used in a standard printer. We offer materials for both inkjet and laser printers. You can request samples at the link below if you want to test the product on your printer.

https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

If you would like assistance with choosing the right material, please confirm your printer’s make and model by submitting a support ticket at the link below. One of our Customer Support Representatives will be happy to assist you further.

https://www.onlinelabels.com/Support/SupportRequest.aspx

Question 2

Looking for: Sheet of 1”x1.5” Or close to that size white Labels
Please - let me know
Thanks

Accepted Answer

We offer two options for 1" x 1.5" rectangles. I have included links to both items below for your review.

https://www.onlinelabels.com/products/ol1000

https://www.onlinelabels.com/products/ol975

Question 3

Hello, do you know if we print barcodes in polyester is going to cover the old barcodes under the labels?

Accepted Answer

To cover up an existing label, we recommend our Blockout for Laser (BT) material. This has an opaque gray backing designed to block text and images that it is placed over.

You're welcome to visit the link below to request a few sheets of both of these materials to test with your application.

https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

Question 4

Are these labels made of polyester material?

Accepted Answer

The OL1930WX in the Standard White Matte is an uncoated, paper-based material. If you're seeking a polyester-based label, you can view our Weatherproof line of products below, where we offer our Weatherproof Polyester Laser material among other durable, synthetic materials.

https://www.onlinelabels.com/materials/weatherproof-labels

Question 5

Will these labels stick to a plastic tube if stored at -20°C?

Accepted Answer

The Aggressive White Matte (AT) has a minimum application temperature of -20° F, but once applied it can withstand temperatures from -65° F to +200° F.

You're welcome to request free samples for testing with your plastic tubes by visiting the link below.

https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

Question 6

This item number is not an option in Microsoft Word label maker.  Scrolling through all the onlinelabels.com options in Word labels I did not find one of this size.  Is there a comparable one I can select in Word for printing?

Accepted Answer

You're welcome to download our Microsoft Word template option at the link below. This can also be found on the product page, below the product reviews, under "Blank Templates for OL1930CX."

https://www.onlinelabels.com/templates/blank/ol1930

Question 7

Same question for your peelable label version. Are these labels safe to use on top of archival protective sleeves? The archival sleeves are either mylar, polyethylene, or polypropylene. I.e. will the glue bleed through the archival  materials in the next 20 to 50 years?

Accepted Answer

It is our understanding that there are currently no regulations relating specifically to pressure sensitive label materials being used in archival applications, like labeling books and photos. The facestock of the Standard White Matte (WX) complies with the NSI/NISO Z39.48-1992 for "Permanence of Paper for Publications and Documents in Libraries and Archives". Claiming that any adhesive is definitively safe for archival purposes is difficult, due to the fact that there’s no accurate method of measuring the acidity of an adhesive once it’s been applied to a label product.

The OL1930WX utilizes an emulsion acrylic adhesive rather than a rubber-based adhesive, making it better suited for archival applications. Emulsion acrylic adhesives do not yellow or degrade to the level that rubber-based adhesives do. The adhesive is also water based and does not include any of the oils used in the compounding of rubber-based adhesives. In addition, the adhesive has passed the Photographic Activity Test (per ISO-18916), which specifies that it is compliant and graded for use in photo-storage applications.

If you have any other concerns or questions regarding the materials, you're welcome to reach out to Customer Support at 888-575-2235.

Question 8

I'm looking for a material that will stick to plastic and hold in all kinds of weather. This will be used on a small motor on a car. I tried the foil and the print rubbed off when I applied it to the part. Thank you in advance for your answer.

Accepted Answer

For a durable, water resistant material we'd recommend one of our weatherproof options at the link below. Although these can be used in outdoor applications, the toners and inks used in most printers are not UV resistant so a UV laminate or overcoat spray is recommended to minimize fading.

https://www.onlinelabels.com/materials/weatherproof-labels

Question 9

Are these removable?

Accepted Answer

The Pastel Blue (BX) features a standard, permanent adhesive that works well on most surfaces. This is not considered removable, however we do offer the Removable White Matte (WR) if you're looking for a low tack adhesive for temporary use.

Question 10

Does the label designer program come with the labels I will be printing them then applying to teslin in order to die cut key tag cards. In trying not to have to laminate
What's your thoughts.
Ready to purchase

Accepted Answer

You can purchase blank sheets of our OL1930WI and receive a free activation code to design and print with our Maestro Label Designer. If you'd like to test the product with your application, you're welcome to request free samples at the link below.

https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples