The known specification is a custom printed roll label using BOPP with a UV finish; the default size shown is 50 mm by 50 mm. It is intended for branding bottles, jars, bags, boxes and other product packaging. Final quotation and approval require the exact artwork, dimensions, adhesive and roll presentation.
Match the label to the pack and application
Identify the container or pouch material, surface treatment, shape, curvature and label panel. State whether labels are applied manually or automatically and whether the surface is dry, cold, warm, damp or exposed to product. Storage and use may introduce condensation, refrigeration, oils, chemicals, abrasion or sunlight, all of which should be included in the label trial.
Define the roll and print specification
Provide finished size, shape, colours, artwork, required finish and variable information. For automatic use, include winding direction, core diameter, maximum outer diameter, web width, gap and quantity per roll. Check that the label dispenses cleanly and reaches the pack in the correct orientation without flagging, wrinkling or lifting.
Proof and acceptance
Keep the approved proof, colour reference and variable-data rules with the specification. Where barcodes or small legal text are present, agree the inspection or verification method. The page mentions a free online proof; production acceptance should still be tied to the final approved file and physical result.
Environmental evidence
Record the BOPP face stock, adhesive, UV finish, inks and release liner. Review the label as part of the complete pack rather than using a claim about one component in isolation. The exact construction and coverage can affect compatibility with the pack's intended sorting or recycling route.
Information for a Lancing quotation
- Finished label size, shape, quantity and artwork.
- Container or pouch sample and material.
- Manual or automatic application and labeller roll requirements.
- Application and use temperatures, moisture, chemicals and abrasion.
- Print, finish, barcode, variable data and proof requirements.
- Environmental evidence and release-liner handling requirements.
Compare the label range, relevant bottles or pouches, the evidence guide and the compatibility guide.
Buyer questions
Is 50 mm by 50 mm the only available size?
The page identifies 50 mm by 50 mm as the default size shown. Supply the required finished size and shape for quotation rather than assuming every order uses that dimension.
Will BOPP labels adhere to every bottle or pouch?
No. Adhesion depends on the face stock and adhesive, the pack material and surface energy, shape, texture, application temperature, cleanliness and use environment. Trial the final construction on the final pack.
What roll details are needed for an automatic labeller?
Confirm winding direction, core, maximum roll diameter, web width, label pitch or gap, backing-paper behaviour and the orientation of the artwork.
What should be supplied for artwork approval?
Provide the approved artwork, finished size and shape, colours, variable data and any barcode or legibility requirement. Keep the accepted proof with the product specification.
How should label recyclability be assessed?
Assess the complete labelled pack. Record the label face stock, adhesive, ink, coating or laminate, size and coverage, plus the main pack material and relevant UK sorting or reprocessing guidance.
When is another label material preferable?
Another construction may be required for refrigeration, freezing, condensation, chemicals, oils, abrasion, squeezable packs, removable labelling or a different printing method.
