Labels

Question 1

pressure-sensitive
adhesive backing that sticks to a surface
when you press it on

Answer 1

Self-Adhesive Labels

Question 2

have an adhesive backing
that requires moisture to activate

Answer 2

Wet-glue (gummed) Labels

Question 3

made of a flexible plastic
film that conforms to the shape of a container

Answer 3

Wrap-around Film Labels

Question 4

placed directly inside
the mold during the product manufacturing
process.

Answer 4

In-mold Labels

Question 5

a tube of
plastic film that shrinks around a container
when heat is applied.

Answer 5

Sleeve Labels

Question 6

made from a roll of
plastic film that is die-cut into individual
shapes and then stacked

Answer 6

Cut-and-stack Film Labels

Question 7

This layer is what basically gives the labels their
color, their texture, and most of their properties

Answer 7

Facestock

Question 8

sticky part of a
pressure-sensitive label

Answer 8

Adhesive

Question 9

e comfort of adhesives
to prevent the adhesive material on the facestock from
sticking to the liner layer.

Answer 9

Silicone

Question 10

layer above which adhesive is applied to
stick the removable facestock

Answer 10

Liner

Question 11

A clear coating (applied as the outermost layer)
applied to labels to add a glossy or matte finish.

Answer 11

Varnish

Question 12

printing technique involves
engraving the image onto an image
carrier

Answer 12

Gravure

Question 13

Gravure n image
carrier

Answer 13

copper cylinder

Question 14

fastest and
widest presses currently in operation,
ideal for high-volume printing

Answer 14

Gravure

Question 15

method is performed using
aluminum printing plates, each holding
an image of the content to be printed.

Answer 15

Offset Lithography

Question 16

It is a versatile printing method that
delivers a crisp finish on smooth paper
or a rough canvas

Answer 16

Offset Lithography

Question 16

Enables the brand owner to enter a
market with a minimum of waiting time
and minimizes development costs

Answer 16

Digital Printing

Question 17

A modern method that spans various
techniques, including inkjet and laser
where images are sent directly to the
printer

Answer 17

Digital Printing

Question 18

A process that is more commonly used
for online printing of date codes
directly onto packaging components
such as tins and bottles

Answer 18

Ink jet printing

Question 19

non-contact process, with
special ink being dispersed into very
fine droplets through a nozzle

Answer 19

Ink jet printing

Question 20

combines two or more
printing techniques

Answer 20

Hybrid

Question 21

Hybrid ex

Answer 21

flexographic plus digital or
flexographic plus thermal

Question 22

use
of a raised surface, usually made of
metal or polymer, with ink being
applied to the raised areas and then
transferred onto the label material

Answer 22

Letterpress

Question 23

transferring a
design, made on a stencil, using ink and a
squeegee

Answer 23

Screen Process

Question 24

excels when designs require only 1 or 2 colors, but when more colors and layers are added to the design, costs, and labor rise.

Answer 24

Screen Process

Question 25

foil is dispensed over the substrate against a counter plate while using stamp to apply heat and pressure

Answer 25

In hot foil stamping,

Question 26

foil is dispensed from a roll and laid over the substrate, which has a UV adhesive printed in the desired pattern

Answer 26

In cold foil stamping

Question 27

used for printing on packaging materials,

Answer 27

Flexography

Question 28

A printing technique that combines flexographic printing with ultraviolet (UV) light curing.

Answer 28

UV Flexo

Question 29

the ink is cured by exposing it to UV light right after it's applied during the printing process

Answer 29

UV Flexo