Choose a label route by bottle material, formula contact, wet handling and application method. We help brands, OEMs and co-packers define the construction, artwork and test plan before repeat production.
7 series
Product and supply routes
5 formats
Reference dimensions
4 steps
Specification sequence
B2B
OEM and co-packer sourcing
Quick quote brief
Product
Name the product or share a current sample.
Specification
Add the size, material, printer, or use case.
Order
Give the quantity and delivery country.
Bottle-label product series
Start with the product family that matches the bottle, label job and supply route. Face stock, adhesive, finish, die-cut and packing are confirmed against the actual container and formula.
Core product series
Printed pressure-sensitive labels for brand, usage, dosage, barcode and approved market information on bottles and rigid containers.
Best for detergent brands, OEM/ODM programs and co-packers that need repeatable artwork, SKU control and a documented sample approval.
Specify a printed label program
Fabric care
Front, back and wraparound labels for laundry detergent, softener, stain remover and fabric-care bottles.
Review a laundry bottle
Kitchen care
Label constructions for dish soap, dishwasher products, degreasers and kitchen surface cleaners.
Review a kitchen-care label
Household care
Front, back and wrap labels for sprays, trigger bottles and other household cleaning products.
Review a cleaner label
Adjacent bottle route
Printed labels for hand soap, body wash, shampoo and other pump or squeeze bottle programs.
Review a personal-care label
Industrial route
Identification and hazard-information label programs for industrial cleaners, lubricants and chemical containers.
Start an industrial review
On-demand route
Blank or preprinted labels for adding batch, date, barcode, serial or market data in-house.
Confirm the blank routeReference label formats
These formats help a buyer compare front, tall, square, wraparound and back-panel jobs. Final size must leave the required panel, radius, copy and application tolerance on the real pack.
Front panel for common detergent and cleaner bottles.
View specificationTall panel for larger bottles and spray formats.
View specificationSquare panel for tubs, cartons and compact packs.
View specificationWraparound starting point for cylindrical containers.
View specificationBack panel for instructions, dosage and approved market copy.
View specificationContainer and use routes
HDPE squeeze bottles, PET containers, trigger sprays, refill packs and industrial jerrycans create different adhesion and handling risks. Select the closest route, then send the actual pack and formula conditions for review.
Laundry, dishwashing and cleaner bottles that flex during dispensing and are handled with wet hands.
Confirm: bottle grade, panel radius, squeeze recovery, leakage, wet handling, formula splash and wipe method
Review an HDPE bottle
Clear or rigid PET bottles where appearance, panel fit, barcode contrast and surface cleanliness matter.
Confirm: surface energy, curvature, clear-film or white-face route, air entrapment, barcode contrast and application temperature
Review a PET bottle
Bathroom, glass, kitchen and disinfectant sprays with a front panel that must clear the trigger and survive handling.
Confirm: trigger clearance, shoulder geometry, spray leakage, repeated wiping, formula exposure and label position
Review a spray bottle
Larger-format cleaning and chemical containers requiring identification, handling and storage review.
Confirm: container texture, handle clearance, chemical contact, abrasion, outdoor or warehouse storage and approved text
Review an industrial container
Refill and flexible packs where creasing, seal placement and changing pouch shape affect label performance.
Confirm: film structure, crease zones, seal edges, pouch fullness, formula contact, storage and manual or machine application
Review a refill pack
For products that move through a line, label fit must be reviewed with the applicator, roll and container presentation.
Confirm: applicator model, core, roll OD, web width, unwind, gap, liner, sensor, speed and wet or dry container state
Review filling-line roll labelsFour-step bottle qualification
Define the exposure and container first, then select the construction and finish. This keeps a sample, quotation and production reorder tied to the same evidence.
Describe what the label sees during filling, use, storage and cleaning.
Record the actual pack, not only the package category.
Choose the material, adhesive and appearance route that is worth testing.
Connect the approved label to production, packing and repeat orders.
Evidence before repeat supply
A material name or laminate does not prove resistance to every detergent or chemical. The useful result is a recorded test on the actual container, formula, contact method and time period required by the buyer.
Check initial tack, edge lift, bubbles and panel fit on the supplied HDPE, LDPE, PET, glass or film pack.
Use the real formula and concentration for splash, wipe or immersion checks instead of a generic water-only test.
Repeat the use motion that matters: wet hands, bottle squeeze, trigger handling, wiping or leakage.
For automatic application, record sensing, speed, placement, stoppages, start-up and restart behaviour on the intended line.
The customer owns classification, hazard communication and market approval. We reproduce the approved artwork and can help organize the sample and test record for the specified use case.
Sourcing FAQ
Use these answers to prepare the printer, application and order information needed for a useful quotation.
Send the bottle material and drawing or photos, label panel size, formula or exposure type, application method, artwork status, quantity by SKU, finish, packing and destination. If the label runs on a machine, include the applicator model, roll core, roll OD, web width, unwind, gap and sensor method.
No universal claim is appropriate. Resistance depends on the face stock, adhesive, finish, container, formula, concentration, contact time and handling. We can recommend a starting construction and define an actual formula-contact test.
Yes, they are common project surfaces, but low-surface-energy plastic, squeeze behaviour, mold release and wet handling can change adhesion. Provide the real bottle and usage condition so the construction can be tested rather than assumed.
We can print customer-approved hazard, dosage, ingredient, barcode and market information. The customer or responsible brand owner must approve the classification, wording, symbols and target-market requirements before production.
Use 90 × 120mm as a front-panel starting point, 80 × 150mm for tall bottles, 100 × 100mm for square packs, 70 × 200mm for a wraparound starting point and 120 × 80mm for a back panel. Final dimensions depend on the usable panel, radius, copy and application tolerance.
Yes. Blank or preprinted routes can be reviewed for the printer, ribbon or ink system, resolution, sensor marks, face finish and downstream manual or automatic application. A blank label still needs to be qualified for the actual bottle and printer.
Yes. We can organize artwork revisions, SKU and language separation, samples, roll or sheet packing, carton identification and reorder controls. The quote should list each version and its quantity so obsolete or mixed stock is avoided.
It proves the recorded label construction under the recorded bottle, formula, contact method, temperature, time and application process. A passed sample does not automatically cover a different formula, container, label size or machine setup.
B2B quotation brief
Send your product, size, quantity and destination through the contact page or WhatsApp.
Related product programs
Continue with a defined product route.