Glassware industry

Moisture-resistant materials and an adhesive suited to glass prevent bubbling and lifting. If the bottle will sit in a fridge or ice water, let us know and we will choose a material that handles condensation.

Washable adhesive options make it easier to separate the label from glass bottles. This helps in glass recovery and refill processes. Tell us what you need and we will pick the right adhesive together.

For curved or specially shaped bottles, preform or shrink sleeves give the best result. The sleeve shrinks with heat and follows the shape without wrinkling. On flat surfaces, a standard adhesive label may be enough.

Yes. A clear label keeps the glass and contents visible while the brand and information stand out. Opaque options are available when you need a solid background. We can compare both against your product color.

Jars usually take adhesive paper or film labels. Food products may need resistance to oil and moisture, and lids may need a safety band. The right choice depends on the contents, storage conditions and sales channel.

Yes. A sleeve safety band around the cap and bottle neck shows whether the product has been opened. It is common on glass drinks, cosmetics and sauces, and is prepared to fit your cap size.

With an adhesive chosen for glass, the label stays in place under normal use. Hot filling, dishwashers or refrigeration affect the result, so tell us the conditions and we will recommend a durable material.

Yes. We prepare designs to suit your bottle or jar size and brand, and can make your own artwork print-ready. With no minimum order restriction, small producers and boutique brands are welcome too.