01 — Used in
Brewery & returnable glass
Bottles come back thirty times. A wash-off label releases whole in the caustic bath so the screen catches it, instead of pulping and loading the filters.
Applications
Water-soluble labelling pays for itself wherever a container is washed and used again — and wherever a label has to be got rid of without touching it.
01 — Used in
Bottles come back thirty times. A wash-off label releases whole in the caustic bath so the screen catches it, instead of pulping and loading the filters.
02 — Used in
Condensation-resistant on the shelf, gone in the wash line. Cuts caustic strength and the second-pass rewash on returned crates.
03 — Used in
Applied onto damp, chilled and frosted surfaces down to −20 °C, then removed in a warm wash without solvents.
04 — Used in
Prep and date labels that leave in the pot-wash rather than being picked off pans by hand. Food-contact compliant, freezer to steam table.
05 — Used in
PVA film for single-dose pods and sachets — heat-sealable, cold-water soluble, and the same chemistry the category already runs on.
06 — Used in
Drum and IBC labelling that dissolves at the reconditioning wash, so containers are re-labelled without solvent stripping.
07 — Used in
Specimen, tray and instrument labelling that dissolves in the washer-disinfector, removing a manual decontamination handling step.
08 — Used in
Water-soluble backing and marking that washes out of the finished garment, leaving no stiffness and no visible trace.
09 — Used in
Water-soluble sachets and labelling for agrochemical unit dosing, so the operator never opens a concentrate container by hand.
10 — Used in
Crates, totes and pallet collars re-labelled every trip. The old label goes out with the wash instead of being scraped at the depot.
Request a sample
Tell us the container, the wash chemistry and the temperature. We will tell you honestly whether a water-soluble label is the right answer — and prove it with a sample.
Free samples · 7-day turnaround · NDA on request