Labels Built For Extremes. Finishes Built for Brands
Packaging commercial cleaning supplies and specialty lubricants is demanding. Even require incredibly durable commercial labels. We help brands achieve stunning, shelf-ready aesthetics. We guarantee absolute industrial-grade durability. Perhaps you need a fully pre-printed flexographic label featuring vibrant branding. Alternatively, you might need durable blank templates for in-house thermal transfer printing. Ultimately, we expertly manufacture the perfect solution for your supply chain.
Engineered Substrates for Commercial Liquids
Compliant labels for combustible dust, like sugar.
A non-hazardous chemical easily destroys a standard paper label. Therefore, we heavily specialize in drums, jugs, and pails. These easily survive frequent exposure to extreme moisture and oils. We custom-engineer facestock based on container contents:
Chemical Lubricant Labels: We specifically engineer these for absolute oil resistance. We utilize premium white polypropylene printed in vivid 5-color.
Extreme Water-Repellent Labels: These are specifically designed for high-moisture industrial environments needed for: Personal Care, Health and Wellness, Food, and Beverage. We utilize premium white polypropylene finished with protective UV varnish.
Clear Cleaning Product Labels: This flawlessly creates a seamless “no-label” look on clear containers. We utilize durable, clear polyester.
Non-Hazardous Chemical Labels
Unist
One Gallon Chemical Lubricant Labels
Printed 5-color on white polypropelene with clear polypropelene overlaminate.
Extreme Water-Repellent
One Gallon Chemical Labels
Printed color with UV varnish on white polypropylene.
SAS
Clear One Gallon Chemical Cleaning Labels
Printed 4 color backed up with white on clear polyester laminated with polyester
The OSHA Caveat: When "Non-Hazardous" Becomes Hazardous
Non-hazardous chemicals are substances that do not pose a physical or health threat, such as toxicity, flammability, or corrosivity, under normal conditions. Navigating commercial chemical regulations is often incredibly complex. Furthermore, OSHA frequently identifies specific hazards that other international bodies completely ignore.
The Combustible Dust Rule: A product might seem generally non-hazardous. However, it might produce combustible dust during foreseeable workplace conditions. If so, you must legally classify it as hazardous under. For example, products like granulated sugar are traditionally entirely safe. However, large-scale manufacturing environments easily produce highly combustible dust conditions.
