Self-Adhesive Labels
Labels are the largest part of what Balaji Arts prints. The work runs from plain barcode stock to multicolour cosmetic labels on metallised polyester, and the right answer usually comes down to three questions: what surface it sticks to, what the product goes through after it is labelled, and whether it is applied by hand or by machine.
Enquire about self-adhesive labels- Substrates
- Chromo art paper, BOPP, polyester, vinyl, metallised film
- Adhesives
- Permanent, removable, deep-freeze and high-tack
- Supply
- Roll form for automatic applicators, or sheet form
- Finishes
- Gloss and matt lamination, spot UV, foil, embossing
What we print in this range
10 productsProduct Labels
The main face label carrying brand, variant and statutory declarations, printed to hold colour across repeat runs.
EnquireBarcode Labels
EAN and Code 128 symbols printed at tested bar widths so scanners read first time at the counter.
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QR panels with the quiet zone kept clear, sized so a phone camera locks on without the customer hunting.
EnquirePharmaceutical Labels
Vial, bottle and carton labels with batch, expiry and dosage set legibly at small point sizes.
EnquireFood & Beverage Labels
Labels for bottles, jars and pouches, on substrates that survive refrigeration and condensation.
EnquireCosmetic Labels
Small-format labels on metallised and transparent film, where foil and spot UV do most of the shelf work.
EnquireFMCG Labels
High-volume labels for fast-moving lines, built for consistent colour across long repeat runs.
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Rating plates, safety and instruction labels on stock that resists oil, solvent and abrasion.
EnquireTransparent Labels
Clear-on-clear labels for the no-label look on glass and PET, printed with white backing where opacity is needed.
EnquireTamper-Evident Labels
Seals on frangible stock that break or leave a void pattern on removal, so opening cannot be hidden.
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Need self-adhesive labels printed?
Send the size, quantity and substrate if you have them — or a photograph of the piece you want matched. Either is enough to start.