Over the past years, I’ve written about printing full-bleed labels many times. In fact, searching colorlabelsondemand. blogspot.com, I found 23 different posts with the term “full-bleed” used. I’ve written about this topic as it’s not easy to do

Last week, I attended Label Expo 2018 in Rosemont, IL (labelexpo-americas.com) and saw 3, relatively new, label printer ideas that I wanted to share with you. First, Neuralabel introduced their newly available, straight paper path version of

For a long time, I’ve been searching for the holy grail of on-demand color label printing; and I think I’ve found it. Not the famed cup; rather alcohol resistant gloss label media. And I use the word “media” as it’s more than a gloss synthetic, rather

In this post, we have a guest blogger: Hannah Gibson. Hannah is a great new employee for Color Label Solutions; we’re lucky to have her on our staff. Read Hannah’s first post next. My name is Hannah Gibson, a Sales Manager for

Recently, I attended a webinar by HP titled, “Cost vs Value; how to monetize digitally printed packaging”. In this webinar I found HP lays out the reasons for Color Label Solutions to exist: by explaining the benefits and returns for moving to on-demand

It’s July 1st: Are You Ready? On July 1, 2018, California’s new regulations governing the packaging and licensing of cannabis begins. CBPH Issued Universal Cannabis Symbol Although we’re not regulatory experts, we can help with

Print quality has been one of the important attributes of the NS Multi: In fact, I’ve written about the great print quality of the NS Multi in the past. Once in our blog when we installed the NS Multi after WestPack:

All the time, we get requests for Kraft paper labels. However, I’ve found these Kraft labels to print poorly with inkjet printers. The primary reason for poor print quality is that the ink will migrate/spread on plain paper. This migration or spread makes

Recently, I had reason to practice printing ZPL to a C7500. ZPL Datastream Printed With The C7500 Let me tell you more about to use this capability in the Epson C7500 printer. Before I begin, you may be asking what is ZPL? Zebra

Printing full-bleed correctly can be tricky using die cut labels. Full-Bleed Label Printing The problem is you want the ink to cover the edge of the label but not put too much ink on the exposed liner. If ink goes onto the liner, you can transfer it to