Roll Labels
For hand application, dispensers, and automated labeling lines with confirmed core and unwind requirements.
Custom pressure-sensitive labels
Labels made to launch. Built to scale.
Digital flexibility, flexographic efficiency, and finishing under one roof for growing brands and label distributors.
From first proof to repeat production
What we make
Labels for launches and repeat orders.
Start with the product and application. We will help define the material, adhesive, print route, finish, and roll construction.
Short-Run & Multi-SKU
For launches, seasonal versions, frequent artwork changes, and product ranges that need flexibility.
Finished for the Shelf
Lamination, varnish, foil, texture, and converting choices developed around the final package.
Inside the work
Inside Vansenor production.
A look inside our workshop, from printing equipment to the production floor.
Vansenor factory film
HOW IT IS BUILT
One label. Four decisions that have to work together.
Surface protection, printed face stock, adhesive, and liner are specified around your product and application.
Protective Film
Selected around moisture, abrasion, handling, and shelf presentation.
Printed Face Stock
Material, print route, and finishing carry the visible design.
Adhesive Layer
Matched to the application surface, environment, and labeling process.
Release Liner
Specified for converting, dispensing, roll construction, and clean release.
Flexible launch runs
HP Indigo Digital
Multiple SKUs, design changes, and a faster route to press-ready production.
Repeat volume
Flexographic & PS Plate
Efficient production routes for stable programs and recurring supply.
Ready to apply
Finishing & Converting
Die cutting, lamination, varnish, foil, inspection, slitting, and rewinding.
Production control
A finished roll should still tell the story of the job.
The approved specification stays connected through printing, converting, rewinding, and packing. Each handoff checks the next requirement instead of starting from memory.
Application defined
Surface, environment, label format, dimensions, and quantity profile are brought into one working brief.
Reference aligned
Artwork, material, color reference, and the selected production route are confirmed before the run.
Construction checked
Finish, die-cut, adhesive, roll direction, core, and rewinding requirements remain tied to the job.
Handoff confirmed
Quantity, roll construction, packing, and destination details are reviewed before shipment.
MOQ depends on the specification. Smaller quantities can be reviewed for digital production; repeat volume can be assessed for rotary efficiency. Minimum quantities and setup costs are confirmed with the quote.
Open a new project
Start with the specification you already have.
A current label, artwork, or a clear production brief gives us the fastest path to a practical quotation.
Useful to have
- Application surface and environment
- Size, shape, quantity, and SKU count
- Finish direction or visual reference
- Destination and required timing
Incomplete brief? Leave any unknown field as “Not specified yet” and note the missing requirement for follow-up.