FAQ

All of us at Upland Label are committed to our customers and helping them fulfill their brand promises. The scope of our capabilities covers the entire product development and retail lifecycle. Our skilled craftsmen leverage their technical capabilities to produce labels that sell.

Digital printing is a method of printing images directly on a printing press. The process prints all inks at the same time. Digital printing requires less set-up and print time, making it the most cost-effective method for small orders.

Flexographic printing presses have rollers and rubber printing plates that rotate through ink stations. Flexographic presses run at faster speeds compared to digital presses and are the most cost-effective method for large press runs.

In addition to being your source for premium, specialty, and blank labels, we also provide a variety of ribbons, applicators, and printers. Our experts can match your label requirements, ribbon specifications, and printer capabilities to ensure your label is perfect for your brand. We also have thermal transfer and direct thermal printers.

No! If you have your design, great. But if you just have an idea of how you want your label to look, our experienced design team will work with you to bring it to life. Either way, we’ll make sure the art files are properly set up to meet the requirements of the printing technology.

Nope! We can also help you with a cost analysis to save money when it comes to order volumes. We also provide storage solutions if needed.

We provide labels on rolls or sheets. We can individually shrink-wrap, bag, or box a pre-determined number of labels per roll or sheet. We also provide fan-folded labels, as well as other custom finishing options. For application, choose between hand or machine application.

Artwork requirements vary based on the software that was used to create your label. For a full list of artwork requirements, contact us.

There are several different types of barcodes but the most recognized is the Universal Product Code, more commonly referred to as UPC. Learn everything you need to know about barcodes for your product on our Barcode Page

Barcodes

Copy position refers to the specific location on the label that words and images are placed.

Corner radius is the radius of the circle that would be formed if the corner arc of a label was extended to form a complete circle.