Sleeve Labels are witnessing high demand due to better branding and product information on a container

Sleeve Labels are custom printed labels for almost any product. Shrink and stretch sleeved labels are either plastic or vinyl wraps that wrap around the edge of a product and fit the exact package s special shape. Stretchy sleeves are usually made of LDPE and are highly flexible so that they can be wrapped around almost anything. The great thing about these colorful printing solutions is that one can put almost any kind of graphic on them, including the company's full-color graphics. One of the many advantages of using shrink sleeve labels is that they are easy to remove. Most printed advertisements have a unique shape and some will need special tabs or cutting tools to remove them.

Another one of the many advantages of using these printed sleeves is that they provide protection for the printed advertisements. Full-bodied printed advertisements can easily damage a package if it is mishandled. Many packages arrive with their own tamper-evident tape; however, if the tape has been tampered with, it will be removed before the package arrives at the door. Sleeve Labels are printed, embossed and laser engraved plates with a logo and a short text or a graphic. They are then used in place of a label to provide extra space or to add a more prominent logo to a package. They are attached to bottles or other packaged goods using an adhesive strip or other adhesives. Labels are generally flat but can be used on tables, desks, and other surfaces.

Another benefit of using custom printed, full-body, shrink sleeves, is that they offer the opportunity to make a statement and stand out from the competition. Customized full-body, shrink sleeves are able to display unlimited information and images because they can be designed to specific dimensions. This is particularly useful for businesses that are involved in a number of different areas of the market. Shrink-in-place (SRI) sleeves are created by injecting a solid, flat acrylic sheet into a high-pressure chamber, where it is fused into a thick, polystyrene sheet. The polystyrene provides firm support for the acrylic sheet, while also providing a smooth surface upon which to print and/or write.