A liner-free thermal roll material that reduces waste, increases useful roll capacity, and supports variable label length.
Linerless is a self-adhesive label without a release liner: a single-layer thermal roll material with adhesive on one side and a silicone release coating on the other. The roll is used more efficiently, and no liner remains after labeling.
A traditional self-adhesive label uses a paper, polyester, or polypropylene liner to protect the adhesive. Linerless labels are self-adhesive labels without a liner. They are manufactured by coating the surface with a special material that ensures the labels separate from each other.
This format is useful for high-throughput labeling: weighing equipment, ready meals, retail, logistics, and variable information.
Linerless removes the separate backing and keeps adhesive and release coating in one roll construction.
Key Competitive Advantages
Facts & Figure
01
Up to 50% more labels per roll
Without the liner, the same roll diameter can hold more usable label material. Operators change rolls less often and the line spends less time stopped.
02
No liner waste
After printing and application, there is no silicone paper to collect, store, transport, or dispose of.
03
Printhead protection
Thermal material with an additional silicone coating helps reduce friction and abrasive contact with the thermal printhead.
Linerless
Dynamic Sizing
Linerless label length adapts to the amount of text, barcode, composition, date, price, and other variable data.
One roll format supports multiple label lengths.
Material is cut exactly for the current label.
Unused label area is reduced.
Total labeling costs can be reduced by up to 50%.
The bottom line: Linerless means up to 50% savings on total labeling costs
Moving to linerless labels drives comprehensive cost reduction. Together, this adds up to 50% savings on your current labeling costs.
Ready to move to Linerless and save up to 50%?
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