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Every stock has a job it's great at and a job it's wrong for. Here's both — so your labels still look right months after they leave our shop.
Press facts: up to 1200 dpi · CMYK pigment ink · max print width 4.25″ · die-cut & continuous rolls
Bottles get handled, refrigerated, and splashed. Synthetic film stocks resist water, smudging, and abrasion once the pigment ink is dry — paper doesn't. We say “resistant,” not “waterproof,” because immersion is a different game.
Cold performance is mostly about the adhesive, not the ink. We'll match refrigerated or freezer products with an appropriate adhesive-rated stock, and we'll tell you the specific rating of the material we quote.
Pigment ink resists fading far better than dye ink. For long outdoor exposure, ask us first — honest answer: outdoor lifetime depends on the specific stock, and we'll only promise what its manufacturer documents.
You won't see “medical-grade,” “FDA approved,” “sterile,” or “chemical-proof” here. Those are certifications that belong to specific documented materials and processes — if your product needs one, tell us and we'll confirm what's actually possible before you order.