PrecisionCore printheads are self-maintaining. They are designed to outlast the printers.

Billions of microelectronic decisions control the drops. The volume of the smallest is 5% of the largest.

The aqueous drops dry instantly. Their pigments lock into the labels and resist chemicals.

Epson ink pigments create a wide gamut of colour

Colour coding speeds up handling and avoids mistakes

Matt, semi-gloss, gloss, textured and laid papers that are ideal for labels, and cards for tags

Matt, satin, gloss, clear and silver labels made from PE, HDPE, PP, BOPP or PET for plastic packaging

Look to tough BS5609 approved synthetics for chemical, weatherproof and other durable labels

Woven polyester labels sew in or iron on to clothing, fabrics and furnishings (e.g. carpets, mattresses)

Composite labels for tyres and industrial products, as well as wraparound labels for goods in transit

Heavy duty synthetics and composites for tagging basic materials, metals and building products

Generate labels from work orders. Print just in time to apply by hand. Cut strips for batches, singles for items like drums.

Integrate labelling with IT systems. Trigger print and peel for each item. Apply the label by hand.

Automate labelling to increase productivity. Applicator heads include touch-on (as above), blow-on, custom and robotic.

When the same brand graphics cover the major part of your labels, print long runs of them on a press as blanks. Then use Colorworks printers to overprint your variable content on demand.

Consider printing everything on plain labels if there is a risk of printed blanks going obsolete.

The extra cost may be small. The cost of printing a label in a run of millions on a four colour press is about the same as the cost of Colorworks inks for 50% coverage.

When brand graphics cover a minor part of the label (less than 50% of its area) print everything on plain labels with a Colorworks printer.

Print everything on plain labels with Colorworks!

When brand graphics cover over half the label, have them printed on a press as blanks. It's worth doing only if the press run is well above the breakeven point (15-50,000 plain labels, varies with ink coverage).

Ink jet print plain labels when there is no fixed content or its solid colour covers less than half the label.