What does crackback mean on labels?
Crackback means the backing liner is split so it can be bent and easily peeled away, making labels quicker to apply by hand.
What does crackback mean on labels?
Crackback means the backing liner is split so it can be bent and easily peeled away, making labels quicker to apply by hand.
What is crackback label stock used for?
It is used for product labels, packaging stickers, and promotional labels where quick and efficient manual application is needed.
Is crackback the same as standard sticker paper?
No. Crackback has a split backing liner for easier peeling, while standard sticker paper usually has a single unbroken backing sheet.
Are crackback labels permanent?
Yes. This stock uses a permanent adhesive, so once applied, the label is designed to stay firmly in place.
Can crackback labels be removed?
They can be removed, but the permanent adhesive may leave residue or damage the surface depending on the material it is applied to.
Does crackback print well?
Yes. The uncoated paper surface produces clear text and fine detail, with a natural, slightly softer colour finish.
Can I write on crackback labels?
Yes. The uncoated surface makes them suitable for writing with pen or pencil.
What is the difference between crackback and PCL labels?
Crackback labels are supplied on sheets with a split backing for easy peeling, while PCL labels are pre cut to size, making them quicker to separate and apply.
Are crackback labels waterproof?
No. As a paper based material, they are not waterproof and are best suited to dry, indoor applications.
