| Corners:
Round or Square? |
| Die-cut labels have round corners. |
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Butt-cut labels have square corners. |
Which is right for you?
| Die-Cut Labels Always Have Round Corners |
Hundreds of Shapes are available for die-cut
labels. If you don't see what you need on this site, just ask. We
may have the die in our library, or we can create a special die just for
you for an additional charge.
Rolls, Sheets or Fanfolded? How a label is finished often depends
on the die. Most die-cut labels are available in the following formats:
On
rolls (dispenser boxes available for most sizes) .
Individually on sheets .
Multiple labels on a sheet .
Fanfolded with pinfeed holes and perforations between labels .
Fanfolded and perforated, without pinfeed holes
Rounded Corners. All die-cut squares and rectangles have rounded
corners-although some rounding is so slight, the corner appears almost
square. The corner radius depends on the die you choose, so if the degree
of rounding is important to you, please ask for a die-line proof.
Full Bleed. The ink on die-cut labels can extend off the edges
of the label.
| Butt-Cut Labels Always Have Square Corners |
Squares or Rectangles are available in widths up to 10"
and lengths up to 24".
Rolls or Sheets? Butt-cut labels have no excess material around
the labels. Butt-cut labels can be produced three ways:
On
rolls.
On
individual sheets with a 1/8" bend and peel strip. Minimum size on
sheets is 1" x 2 ½" including the strip.
Multiple
labels per sheet - please ask for a quote
Ink on Sheeted Labels. When you order individual butt-cut sheets,
the ink can extend (bleed) all the way off the edges of the label. Please
allow for a 1/8" bend and peel strip.
Ink on Roll Labels. When you order butt-cut rolls, there must
be a 1/16" ink-free margin (no bleed) all the way around the outer
edge of the label. We cannot print in this margin, so the color of the
label stock will show all around the label.
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