Posts Tagged ‘printed labels’
Sustainable Materials in Label Production: Paving the Way for a Greener Future
As businesses increasingly embrace sustainability, the materials used in packaging and point-of-sale (POS) displays are under the spotlight. At Customark, we believe that every label and POS material is an opportunity to reduce environmental impact while maintaining quality and functionality. From biodegradable films to compostable papers and recyclable substrates, sustainable materials are transforming the way…
Read MorePad Printing Explained: What It Is & Why It Works
At Customark, we know that not all printing methods are created equal. For printing on tricky shapes, small components, or specialised materials, pad printing is often the perfect solution. It’s a highly precise technique that transfers a 2D image onto a 3D object using a soft silicone pad. This makes it ideal for industries where…
Read MorePrinting Methods Compared: Screen, Pad & Digital
When it comes to printing on industrial components or branded products, choosing the right printing method matters. Each technique screen printing, pad printing, or digital printing offers distinct advantages, depending on your material, surface, volume, and end-use. At Customark, we offer all three printing methods, and this guide will help you understand when to use…
Read MoreCustomark, Your One-Stop Shop for Labelling Solutions
When it comes to labelling solutions, finding a partner who can do it all, and do it well, can make all the difference. At Customark, we’ve spent over 50 years refining our expertise to become exactly that: a complete, end-to-end labelling solution provider trusted across industries. From initial design concepts to final production and delivery,…
Read MorePlanet-Friendly Labelling
Are you considering the planet when you’re purchasing your labels. point of sale or printed products? With already 5 trillion pieces of plastic floating in our oceans, being more conscious of single use plastics can be incredibly important to solving the environmental crisis, especially since 73% of beach litter include items like bottles, cigarette butts,…
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