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Perforations are cuts made to the label sheet that allow for easy peeling. Depending on the configuration, a perforation can be made to the labels themselves or to the non-adhesive backing (the liner). Label perforations are common for tamper-proofing products, among medical professionals, and more. Liner perforations, on the other hand, are popular across the board for their increased ease of use.
Perforated labels can be designed and printed just like any blank label sheet! You can create your labels using Maestro Label Designer, or download a blank template and print them yourself using your favorite program.
While both feature perforations for easy separation, perforated labels are adhesive and ideal for sticking onto surfaces. Printable tags do not have adhesive and are more suitable for pricing and branding purposes.