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Stickers on a Roll

Our new roll fed printer allows us to produce stickers on rolls, perfect for businesses needing pre-printed labels for packaging or for machine applied production lines like bottling or packaging conveyor belts.

Our roll labels and stickers can be printed up to 210 x 400mm in CMYK onto gloss paper, matt paper, special textured papers (great for wine labels) and matt synthetic, and optional gloss or matt lamination. We can also print labels with a spot colour (red, green, blue, etc), spot metallic foil (Gold, Silver, Red or Blue), spot white or spot varnish on to white or clear material. These spot colours are limited to labels that have at least one side 200mm or less.

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Enter label size in mm
NOTE: Maximum size is 400mm x 210mm

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Select a spot ink if required
Note: Your label must have one edge that is 105mm or less.

Spot Metallic Spot Colour or White

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Includes gst and delivery Australia wide.
For printing from your ready to print artwork

To proceed with the order, open the order form below and fill in your details and add file.
Your invoice is not sent until your order has been checked and accepted.
NOTE: Layout of the stickers on the roll is made to a best price setup. If a special layout is required, please notify us with the roll layout requirements. Special layouts may incur additional charges.
Jobs with small quantities (under 250) and/or small label sizes may be supplied as sheets for ease of posting.
All square/rectangular files are printed with a small (2-4mm) rounded corner, please notify us if you do not want rounded corners. We print CMYK process as default, any Pantone or spot colours will automatically be converted to nearest CMYK match.

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Roll Sticker Materials

Gloss Paper

A full gloss white paper with a permanent adhesive, suitable for most applications.

Matt Paper

As above but with a matt finish.

Gloss Celloed Paper

A white paper with a full gloss overlaminate. Lamination greatly inproves stickers abrasion and tear resistance and improves water proofing.

Matt Celloed Paper

As above but with a matt finish.

Gloss Synthetic

A thin, gloss finished synthetic white poly material, use when tear resistance or moisture proofing is important.

Matt Synthetic

A thin, matt finished synthetic white poly material, use when tear resistance or moisture proofing is important.

Clear Vinyl

A clear, gloss finish, self-adhesive material for that special effect. Only available for use with spot colours, metallics and white.

Satin Finish Clear Vinyl

A clear, satin finish, self-adhesive material for that special effect. Only available for use with spot colours, metallics and white.

Textured Paper

A surface textured stock, great for wine labels, or for a sticker or label to stand out. Finish is a matt, linen type texture.

UV Celloed Paper

A white self adhesive paper with a 3 year UV proof gloss celloglaze laminate. Will be waterproof and UV proof for outdoor use.

Metlux Foil

A bright silver metallic foil that can be printed with CMYK colours. All colours printed on Metlux become a metallic finished colour, unprinted areas remain bright silver. If you need labels with real wow, this is the material!

Fluro Paper

A matt finished paper label with super bright, dayglow colours. Available in fluro yellow, orange, green and red. Suitable for printing with black line artwork only.

PAPER or VINYL?

At Magnascan, we can supply your labels and stickers on paper or vinyl, which may raise the question, which one is better for me?

Well, there are advantages and dis-advantages for each, so we have created a list of pluses and minuses for the 2 materials to help you decide.

PAPER
Advantages: Very easy to remove from backing and apply without bubbles (its much stiffer than vinyl), can be post printed and written on, is biodegradable, is available on rolls.
Disadvantages: Gets soft when wet, surface is not as abrasion proof as vinyl, is easier to tear.

VINYL
Advantages: Is very scratch resistant, will not tear, completely waterproof, very UV and heat resistant.
Disadvantages: Harder to remove from backing, trickier to apply smoothly because it is much softer than paper, is not biodegradable.