Are you familiar with these terms? They may not come up in daily conversation, but in our line of work, we use them constantly. Harsh environment labeling can feel like a foreign language, and we’re here to provide answers, not leave you with questions.
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Elongation
Process of growing or increasing in length.
Embossed Finish
Paper with a raised or depressed surface resembling wood, cloth, leather or other pattern.
Embossing
Impressing an image in relief to achieve a raised surface; either overprinting or on blank paper (called blind embossing).
Exposure Temperature
The temperature that a labeled product is exposed to.
F.O.B.
Free on board. Indicates that a quoted price includes loading on a railroad car or truck at the designated point, but no further transportation cost are included.
Face Sheet
Any material, including paper, film, fabric, laminated or solid foil, suitable for converting into PS label stock.
Face Stock
Any material, including paper, film, fabric, laminated or solid foil, suitable for converting into PS label stock.