Roll Labels Sourcing inquiry brief

Use the form on this page to send one roll-label construction, a quantity unit and a ship-to scope. Roll Labels Sourcing is an independent matching desk. This configuration publishes no street address, no phone number and no discount percentage.

1. Named construction. Record facestock (paper, PP film, PE film or vinyl), thickness in mil or μm, pressure sensitive adhesive class, the PET, PE or glass container, wrap versus front-and-back size in mm, die line status, finish, and rewind specification with 25 mm or 76 mm core ID. Flexographic printing, digital printing or gravure printing should name color count. A chilled-glass wet-strength paper line and a PET wrap film line belong on different quote rows because they do not share rewind tension.
2. Quantity and unit. State pieces, rolls or cartons per artwork. Plate, die and freight stay outside the piece price. A 1,000-piece trial and a 25,000-piece production line still need the same construction before replies can be compared.
3. Destination. Add the US state or postal code and a requested delivery date. Freight cannot be split from the piece price without a ship-to scope.

Migration testing or food-contact files belong on the same line only when the fill needs them. Optional budget (currency, amount or range, per piece or whole order) and a high-end, mid-range, budget or undecided preference describe buyer trade-offs. They are not factory ratings we have audited. No existing quotation is required.

Follow-up uses the work email you enter. There is no walk-in press floor, no public warehouse pin and no claimed social channel. Email review is intended on US business days. No guaranteed response hour is claimed. After a reply, artwork can travel by a later email thread; the form cannot accept a file upload.

If facestock is already chosen, write it with thickness. If adhesive class is already chosen, write the method and the bottle resin, such as permanent on PET or wet-strength on glass. Tight applicator jaws usually need the mil or μm value because 2.0 mil clear PP and 60 μm uncoated paper do not share one rewind setting. A 1-color flexographic printing line and a 4-color digital proof are different print paths. Rewind should name 25 mm or 76 mm core ID. A 5,000-piece or 20,000-piece quantity still needs a destination postal code before freight can leave the piece price. Die line ownership and any migration testing request belong in the same requirement field.