Beer Label
YG Group's beer label can be constructed with a range of facestock materials, including coated paper, cast-coated paper, wet-strength paper, pearlesized paper, filmic materials, and wash-off facestock, combined with water-based adhesive or wash-off adhesive.
Features:
- Suitable for ambient and refrigerated distribution environments
- Stable adhesion performance in wet bottle conditions
- Suitable for label removal in returnable bottle washing systems
Applications:
- Beer bottle labels
- Craft beer labels
- Returnable bottle labeling
Available Models and Specifications
| Product | Facestock Thickness | Facestock Material | Adhesive | Liner Thickness | Liner Material |
| JPT5001 | 50μm | Clear PETG Shrink Film | UV Curing | 30μm | PET |
*We support custom options, including:
Custom options include roll width, roll length, core size, tack level, release liner, packaging, private-label packaging, and jumbo or finished roll supply.
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Beer Label FAQ
What materials are commonly used for beer bottle labels?
Beer bottle labels can be made with a variety of facestock materials, including coated paper, cast-coated paper, wet-strength paper, pearlesized paper, filmic materials, and wash-off facestock. Different materials are selected based on the bottle type, application environment, and desired label appearance.
Are beer labels suitable for refrigerated or wet bottle conditions?
Yes. Beer labels can be designed for refrigerated distribution environments and can provide stable adhesion performance in wet bottle conditions, depending on the selected material and adhesive system.
What adhesive options are available for beer labels?
Beer labels can be combined with water-based adhesive or wash-off adhesive. Water-based adhesive is suitable for standard bottle labeling applications, while wash-off adhesive is used for returnable bottle systems that require label removal during bottle washing.
What printing and finishing options are available for beer labels?
Beer labels can support a range of converting and decorative processes, including offset printing, flexographic printing, digital printing, hot foil stamping, and spot UV. These options help create both standard and premium label designs for beer and craft beer packaging.
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