Continuous Pinfed Labels Printing Knowledge
Continuous Pinfed Labels

Continuous pinfed labels are attached in a continuous stream with a folding perf placed in even increments apart. They are folded in a fanfolded manner to form a stack.

  • Labels are generally imprinted on a dot matrix printer.
  • They are used for high volume imprinting.
  • There are a wide variety of stock continuous labels available, one wide or multiple labels wide.
  • There are a variety of face stocks and adhesives available.
  • Special size labels or special label construction can be accomplished through custom manufacturing. Consult your supplier for special requirements.

 


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