Continuous roll labels

Die‑cut labels are pre‑cut to a specific shape and size. For example, warehouse labels designed to fit the rack beam dimensions, or barcode labels on pharmaceutical packaging where uniform sizing is essential. Many of our customers order preprinted die‑cut labels so they can apply them immediately upon delivery.

If your daily operations involve printing barcode labels in many different sizes, using continuous roll labels is a smart choice, because you can determine the exact label length, depending on the application. This is an effective solution for e.g. shelf labels with varying product locations per level. With our continuous magnetic labels, you can print product or location details directly onto the magnet, then cut it to the required length and apply it.

If you require labels with fixed dimensions, simply order die‑cut blank labels. Our in‑house production team manufactures labels in a wide range of standard formats every day. We can supply them blank or pre‑printed. Contact our advisers for the available options.

• Print your labels in variable lengths, quickly and easily.
• Create custom‑sized labels without the need to change rolls.
• Suitable for high‑speed printing and large volumes.

Continuous feed labels are suitable for a wide range of logistics and industrial applications.

The possible uses of continuous roll labels are almost limitless. To determine which material is suitable for your application, contact our label specialists for free advice.

• Select the appropriate material for your application.
• Determine the required width and length.
• Load the continuous tape into the printer.
• Load the printer ribbon.
• Prepare your label design.
• Print the barcode labels.
• Cut the labels to size using a printer‑fitted cutter module, or cut them manually.

No. The continuous roll label materials we supply are not compatible with standard office printers or direct thermal printers. Instead, you need a thermal transfer printer with a ribbon. Click here for more information about the difference between thermal transfer and direct thermal printing.

The printer ribbon you will need depends on the selected material and the intended application of the labels. In most cases, a resin ribbon is the most suitable option, but you can contact us for custom advice.

Thermal transfer prints have a longer lifespan than labels printed with a direct thermal printer. For even greater durability of your barcode labels, we recommend PALLabels (also known as Print and Protect labels) on continuous roll. These labels come with an attached protective laminate and are ideal for type plates and asset tags.