1. Die cut "Peel Here" tab: Makes it easier to open the booklet label.

2. Printed base label: If the booklet
is removed, the base label keeps your product identified. aka-"leave behind label."

3. Overlaminate lying directly on
the liner (see arrow): This makes
the booklet label easier to form
around a curved surface.

4. Variable coding: You can add a unique 12-16 digit code to identify each booklet label.

5. Irregular shaped booklet label: Die cut both the shape of the label and the booklet to fit shaped containers.

6. Map fold: We can produce a booklet label with a right angle folded piece that opens like a "map".

7. Booklets: Customers like booklets because they feel they're easier to use.

8. Foldouts: Are less expensive than booklet labels.

9. Clear base label: Believe it or not there is a label on the box. When you don't want to cover up important information, use a clear base label.

10. Small rolls: We can produce
as few as 25 booklet labels per roll for easy distribution.

11. Sheeted: Designed for easy manual
application and distribution.

12. Glued spine: Glued spine
presents a cleaner look

13. Stapled: Allows us to produce
thicker booklet labels and create
designs that carry printing through the spine.

14. No over laminate: Traditionally
booklet labels have a laminate. We
can glue it to the base so it doesn't
need to be laminated. With a "paper
only look" we can create a different feel.

15. Leaflet glued to base label: Some customers prefer having the leaflet glued to the base label as an extra measure to keep the leaflet from being removed.

16. Encapsulate: We can put a plastic sheet with a 4 side seal on your booklet label. Customers likes this because it keeps the contents contamination free and makes it more tamper proof.

17. Booklet to the side: Create one large label with both a booklet label and main product label. Best solution for many round containers.

18. Coupon perf: We use a perforation to make coupons easier to tear off.

19. Specialty perforation: We make this perforation so that the laminate will break at the perf. This keeps any codes printed on the
laminate from being torn off.

20. Synthetic paper: Turn your booklet label into a more durable label with synthetic paper. Great idea for making it moisture resistant.

21. No base label: We laminate directly to the liner. This creates a construction that can be bent around a pencil.

22. Very small booklet labels: We can make very small booklet lables to fit the smallest containers. This one is .5" x 1.5" with 30 printable pages. We can make booklet labels smaller than 1" in both directions.

23. Neck Hangers: Sometimes,
customers prefer having the
information hang off the container.
This 120 paged booklet was
convertered into a Data-Necker.

24. Multiply Labels: When customers need to add a little more information than their single ply label will handle, a 2 or 3 ply label often makes the most sense.

25. Resealable adhesive strip:
There are many ways to make
a booklet label resealable. In this method, we apply a low tack adhesive strip. Often, we combine
it with gluing the booklet to the
base label to create a construction
that doesn't need an overlaminate.

26. Multiple Inserts: If you don't want  to combine all the information into one booklet, you can offer multiple independant printed pieces.

27. Combine give-aways with booklet labels: We combined a hang tag with a pet supplement give-away. There are infinite ways to combine widgets with booklet labels to add value to your products.