Pressure sensitive labels are used in almost every industry, from household goods to beverages, pet products, spirits, food and so much more.

At its core, a pressure sensitive label consists of a liner, adhesive and face stock. To protect the printing, many times customers will also want a UV varnish or lamination on top of the face stock. We offer these labels in a wide array of different materials, ranging from the most basic, like paper, white, clear or metallized film, to the very unique, including textured wine stocks, holographic films and hemp-infused paper, to name a few. The lamination on top can also change the look and feel of the label – inquire with one of our experts about our extensive variety of specialty laminations.

At K. Sidrane, we have spent the last decade heavily investing in the specialty finishing side of pressure sensitive labels. For our customers, that means getting labels with special effects and that extra flair –like high build tactile varnish, variable imaging or embossed foils — has been made that much more accessible. Check out our capabilities for more information on upgrading your labels.

The application of pressure sensitive labels works with a broad range of products from glass jars to metal cans, cardboard boxes, plastic wrapping, PET bottles and more—our team of packaging experts is happy to assist in finding the solution that best works with your product. These types of labels can be applied by hand or with a special machine applicator. They are available in multiple constructions, from quite simple to very complex.