Permanent Inkjet Labels
Create a long-lasting label with these materials for desktop inkjet printers.
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Permanent Laser Labels
Ensure your labels last with these materials for laser printers.
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Permanent Direct Thermal Labels
Browse our selection of permanent labels for direct thermal roll printers.
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Permanent Thermal Transfer Labels
Choose from the following permanent materials for your thermal transfer roll printer.
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Permanent Inkjet Roll Labels
Identify the perfect fit for your application with this selection of permanent labels for inkjet roll printers.
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Layers Of A Self-Print Label
Our pressure-sensitive labels are made from the highest-quality materials. They consist of a liner, adhesive, facestock, and sometimes a top coat. Each layer performs a specific job to create premium quality labels for any application. Below, we break down the role of each layer:
- Liner – this is the bottom layer of your label, the one you throw away after use. While it's not part of the application process, it is important to the printing process. A low-quality liner can cause printing issues such as jamming and curling.
- Printable Facestock – this is your label's top layer, the part you can see and feel. Facestocks come in a variety of different colors, from bright white and metallic to fluorescent and pastel.
- Adhesive – this is the sticky layer that allows your facesheet to adhere to your surface. We offer a variety of different permanent adhesives perfect for any job.
- Printable Top Coat – this is an added layer that offers extra protection against liquids and other conditions. It can ensure a material is durable enough for a variety of uses like outdoor application or heavy handling.
Click on the materials above to learn more about their specific features and qualities.