Wholesale Roll Labels? Alternate to Stouse

If they have their own printer, why are they asking you to supply preprinted labels to go in their printer?

 

So what special material do you need and how does the material need to be supplied, i.e. roll width, material thickness, etc. in order to work? Kind of hard to help you if you leave it totally open. I can give you names of companies that make roll labels, but without knowing what you exactly need, all you'd do is check out their website and come back to say, nope, they can't do it.

Also, thermal printers don't usually use ink. There is the kind that makes cash register tape type prints using heat on special paper, and there is thermal printing that uses resin films like a Gerber Edge. Granted, some inkjets use a thermal process to squirt the ink, but they are still inkjets. So knowing the model of printer they are using would go a long way in helping you.

 

These folks are my go to for labels. Ben has been awesome to work with. Maybe they can help you out

https://www.labelsp.com/

 

discountlabels.com

 

Sinalite

 

Discount Labels. Been using them for years. Just had them print my rum labels and government warnings. We are using brown kraft paper with adhesive back. Not your usual request but they nailed it. As usual.

 

We recently met them at a show. Their prices are a bit higher, but their work looks good. We'll definitely add them into our normal vendor list. I'd recommend to anyone looking for something outside of Stouse.

 

All about the quality. The warning labels on liquor bottles have very fine print and my graphic in our rum logo is highly detailed. Then we made it fun by having them print it on Kraft paper which tends to be a problem in itself sometimes. They did an excellent job.