For mag nation

mag nation – favourite store of magazine lovers everywhere – approached us about promotional stickers for 2012. We produced a series of matte stickers in rich, traditional Christmas colours from customer-supplied artwork.

We also produced mag nation’s Christmas stickers in 2010 (gloss).

For Mama Feelgood

Mama Feelgood Balm is a restorative massage product developed for sportspeople and athletes. The balm is packaged in classic silver tins, and we produced round, clear PET labels to cover the lids and bases. The labels all carry the distinctive Mama Feelgood branding, with those on the base carrying contact details and ingredients.

Napoleon Perdis Cosmetics

Napoleon Perdis Cosmetics approached us when they were looking for gold metallic foil labels for a range of their products (part of a promotional campaign for this well-loved brand). The labels we produced were manufactured from PET material and so were both eye-catching and waterproof.

For a “Greener IT” client

Our Melbourne-based IT systems client required a label that reflected the idea of a “greener computer” they were releasing. We were able to help with a commercial white PET label measuring 0.22mm in thickness with added adhesive qualities. The label was screen printed using Pantone colours and UV stable inks.

For Bluefish444

Our client Bluefish444 develops, manufactures and markets video cards for use in professional video, broadcast and post production industries and approached us when they needed branded labels for products. We recommended and produced polycarbonate labels because of their thickness, adhesion qualities and durability. The labels carry the distinctive Bluefish444 logo.

For Rotary International

We produced screen-printed labels with UV stable inks on a recyclable PET material for Rotary International. The labels were produced from client-supplied artwork.

We also helped in the run-up to Rotary celebrating 105 years of work in the community, when we were approached to produce a promotional sticker to help mark the occasion. A CMYK flexograhic print run suited the design work for the sticker and the volume required. The sticker was produced from a recyclable polypropylene material and a gloss lamination was also applied.

For a leading audio products manufacturer

Our client is a leading audio products manufacturer for the entertainment industry. They needed sequentially serial numbered and barcoded labels for product tracking and barcode scanning. The labels also needed to meet their exacting visual identity and engineering design standards. We produced labels manufactured from a polyester material which were then laminated for a matte finish and extra durability.

For Engel Distribution

Engel Distribution is among the largest portable refrigerator distributors in Australia. We produced vinyl stickers (500mm x 200mm) for a promotional campaign and were able to deliver exceptional pricing for 10,000 stickers through negotiation on a slightly longer lead time.

For an energy infrastructure company

Our client contacted us as they were rolling out a re-branding campaign. Their employees use safety helmets that were in good condition but needed to be updated to reflect the re-branding requirements. The label material also needed to meet specific occupational health and safety requirements. We produced an opaque, printed polycarbonate label cut to an approved shape.

For a professional radio communications company

Our client needed graphic overlays for three new products being released simultaneously into their market. We provided a polycarbonate solution for each, one requiring significant die cutting. We used a 3M 476 MP adhesive for each overlay, an adhesive which is widely recognised for its high bonding ability and durable acrylic base.

For a graphics house in the motor sport industry

We’re working with a graphics house with strong links in the motor sport industry, where they are known for their custom-designed decals for cars, trucks and bikes and related merchandise. We have produced competitively priced vinyl and domed labels to date and we’re working with them to supply large volumes of swing tags directly into China.

For companies in the auto electronics industry

One of our clients is a Melbourne-based company that supplies and installs radio communications and electrical items into the bus industry. We produced vinyl labels for a newly-released, branded automotive power product. Another client in the auto electronics industry was so pleased with the quality and pricing of dome labels that we delivered that they moved away from coloured paper labels to more distinctive and more durable dome labels  for all their products.

For local government environmental programs

The council in a major Sydney local government area was rolling out an environmental program to reduce the volume of unwanted advertising material being delivered to residents’ letter boxes. The idea was that ratepayers and residents could attach an council-supplied decal to their letterbox to reduce the likelihood of unwanted mail being delivered. The solution needed to be durable, look good, comply with council branding and be competitively priced. We produced screen-printed decals on recyclable PET and packed them ready for distribution to 13,000 households.

For a specialist campervan manufacturer

We produced A4-size, oval-shaped dome labels for use on campervans.

For S&B The Right Workshop

S&B The Right Workshop is a Sydney automotive service centre. We supplied branded ‘next service’ stickers and ‘tyre check completed’ stickers for windscreens.

For logistics and identification

Our client required mirror-reversed adhesive stickers carrying a company name and truck number to be used inside truck windows for identification. We produced the labels for our client when their regular label supplier hadn’t been able to supply the type of label they needed.

For high-temperature environments

Our client manufactures badges and keyrings and was looking for a label that could withstand the temperature of an oven. We produced the labels to order and now supply labels on badges for export.

For occupational health and safety

We worked with a Sydney-based printer to produce clear polyester labels that were to to be fitted to safety harnesses. Another client was looking for identification labels for electrical distribution boards and we were able to recommend and supply polycarbonate labels. These labels subsequently replaced Traffolyte for this client, who was able to reduce their costs significantly as a result of the change of material.

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