Colour Washed Labels

Whether you are currently using a paper or synthetic material, all can be colour washed to transform them into colourful, easily recognised markers.

Most commonly used in the warehouse and distribution industries.
For example; it would easy to identify a product manufactured in “Week 27″ because it has had blue label applied to it, whilst “Week 29″ has a green label.

Our options are endless, with a current cutter library of over 2000 different shapes and sizes and we have the ability to match to any colour you choose!

Colour washed labels are typically handwritten or overprinted with variable data using a thermal transfer or direct thermal label printer.

If in doubt, we will advise you on which colour / barcode combinations work to ensure a quality finish to your labels.

All Labels we manufacture are compatible with all major thermal printer and applicator manufacturers such as Zebra, Datamax, Sato, Tharo, Toshiba/TEC, TSC and everything inbetween.

We offer a bespoke, affordable and easy to use service.

Labels are made from virtually any substrate and with a cutter library of over 2000 different shapes and sizes for you to choose from, as a company we are confident we can offer a size, shape and material to suit your application.

Our friendly team of label experts have the knowledge and experience to guide you through the process to ensure you get the right product for the right application.

We are a manufacturer of the products we supply, this is why we are confident about our delivery, reliability and cost effective label prices.

All of the labels we manufacture are compatible with all major thermal printer and applicator manufacturers such as Zebra, Datamax, Sato, Tharo, Toshiba/TEC, TSC and everything in-between.

If we can be of further assistance please do not hesitate to contact one of our Label Experts on 01642 474 230 or Contact Now.

First Choice Labels Ltd have built up an excellent reputation with our fantastic service, alongside quality products.

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