Pressure labels are easier to apply, less expensive and require minimal machine modification

Pressure Labels
Pressure Labels


Pressure labels (PSLs) are a form of a product label that can be applied to nearly any container or package. They are widely used on a variety of goods and can be found everywhere from beer cans to stand-up pouches. They’re also a great branding tool that can help businesses stand out from the competition. Pressure-sensitive labels are printed digitally, allowing them to be affordable for both short runs and large volumes. This means they’re an excellent option for businesses that don’t need to order, but need a high quality, long-lasting label.

According to Coherent Market Insights the Pressure Labels Market Global Industry Insights, Trends, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis, 2022-2028.

PSLs are made of a liner, face stock, adhesive, and top coat. They can be printed with a variety of inks and coatings to create a label that perfectly matches specific needs and brand image.

The most common pressure labels face stock is paper, but there are a lot of other options available as well. Another important aspect of PSLs is their structural flexibility. This allows them to stick to a wide variety of materials and shapes, from glass and plastic to metal, rubber, and wood. They can wrap around these materials in a multitude of ways, so they can cover bottles and containers that have complex shapes.

They also withstand a range of environmental conditions, including heat, cold, wet, and dry. This makes them a great choice for producers that need an easy, cost-effective labeling solution.

In addition to their flexibility, there are several other reasons to choose pressure labels over alternatives like wet glue or heat-seal. They are easier to apply, less expensive, and require minimal machine modification. They’re also more environmentally friendly than other types of labels that require water or solvent to stick them onto the product, reducing waste and helping to improve our environment.

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