Labels Flashcards

1
Q

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

A

Self-Adhesive Labels

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2
Q

have an adhesive backing
that requires moisture to activate

A

Wet-glue (gummed) Labels

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3
Q

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

A

Wrap-around Film Labels

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4
Q

placed directly inside
the mold during the product manufacturing
process.

A

In-mold Labels

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5
Q

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

A

Sleeve Labels

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6
Q

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

A

Cut-and-stack Film Labels

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7
Q

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

A

Facestock

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8
Q

sticky part of a
pressure-sensitive label

A

Adhesive

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9
Q

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

A

Silicone

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10
Q

layer above which adhesive is applied to
stick the removable facestock

A

Liner

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11
Q

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

A

Varnish

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12
Q

printing technique involves
engraving the image onto an image
carrier

A

Gravure

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13
Q

Gravure n image
carrier

A

copper cylinder

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14
Q

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

A

Gravure

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15
Q

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

A

Offset Lithography

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16
Q

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

A

Offset Lithography

16
Q

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

A

Digital Printing

17
Q

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

A

Digital Printing

18
Q

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

A

Ink jet printing

19
Q

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

A

Ink jet printing

20
Q

combines two or more
printing techniques

A

Hybrid

21
Q

Hybrid ex

A

flexographic plus digital or
flexographic plus thermal

22
Q

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

A

Letterpress

23
Q

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

A

Screen Process

24
Q

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

A

Screen Process

25
Q

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

A

In hot foil stamping,

26
Q

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

A

In cold foil stamping

27
Q

used for printing on
packaging materials,

A

Flexography

28
Q

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

A

UV Flexo

29
Q

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

A

UV Flexo