Custom Circle Roll Labels
Descriptions
The circle labels grab attention on products. Printed on smooth white coated Paper with BOPP that waterproof. Easily stick on bottles, jars, cans. For eye-catching professional labels, choose our circle roll labels. Make your product message pop!
Custom Options
Size: fully custom, from 1 inch to 4 inch
Finish: Matte or Glossy
Qauntity per roll: 250pcs, 500pcs, 1000pcs or custom quantity
Minimum order quantity: 1 rolls
Printing
Base colour: white
Print method: Offset printing
Color match: CMYK
Industry Applications
Product/Food/Gift Packaging, Shipping and Logistics, Manufacturing, Warehouse, Retail, Office, Healthcare and more
| Product Name | Custom Circle Roll Labels |
|---|---|
| Feature | Waterproof |
| Material | Art Paper with coated or uncoated, White Bopp |
| Size | 1 inch, 1.5 inch or 2 inch |
| Label Shape | Circle, also can be Retangle, Square, Oval, Die Cut, Custom Shape |
| Label Type | Label in rolls |
| Finish | Matte or Glossy |
| Packaging | Hot Shrink Film Wrap |
| Printing Process | Offset Printing, CMYK |
| Sample Fee | Stock Samples are free |
| Lead Time | 7-10 working days |
FAQ about Custom Circle Roll Labels
1. What are roll labels?
Roll labels are labels on a roll. You can peel one off and stick it on an item. Most come ready to use.
2. What roll label materials do you offer?
We offer white/clear/ BOPP as a common roll label material. These are classic choice and our most popular material.
3. What is the difference between Sheet Labels and Roll labels?
Cut sheets are separate labels. Roll labels let you peel off one at a time continuously from a roll.
4. What shapes are available?
We have standard shapes like oval, circle, square, and rectangle with rounded corners. Can also do custom shapes from 1 inch up to 6 inch size.
5. What are roll labels used for?
Roll labels are good for labeling large amounts of products. If you need labels for many items, rolls are better than cut labels. Labeling machines can apply roll labels quickly. Machines need rolls – they don’t work with cut labels. The machines apply labels faster than doing it by hand. So use roll labels if you have a lot of products to label. Rolls work best for speed and bulk labeling.
