When using adhesive labels instead of printing directly onto flexible packaging film.
In industrial label production, labels for flexible packaging are often an underestimated technical factor—until issues arise on the production line or out in the market. Yet it is precisely these details that determine whether a label can withstand real-world conditions, whether it is compatible with automatic labeling machines, and whether it can protect product information throughout its entire lifecycle.
Hirich approaches labels for flexible packaging from real-world experience with hundreds of businesses across cosmetics, food, pharmaceuticals, beverages, and logistics. We don’t just advise on materials—we analyze the entire label journey: from raw material inventory, through the printing press and die-cutting machines, to the application line, and finally to the consumer’s usage environment.
Film surface, curvature, friction, oil, and bag-mouth heat sealing.
Every business has its own unique challenge: some need labels that withstand bottle washing cycles in the beverage industry, some need labels that stay intact in -25°C freezers, and others need labels that resist solvents in the chemical sector. There is no one-size-fits-all label solution. Hirich works directly with our customers’ technical teams to pinpoint the exact requirements and recommend the most optimal label structure.
Comprehensive Solutions from Hirich
Hirich is committed to supporting you at every stage—from initial technical consultation and sample approval on actual materials to production under strict QC and post-delivery support. We understand that a faulty label roll is not just a waste of materials; it can bring an entire packaging line to a standstill. That is why every batch of labels leaving the Hirich facility has been thoroughly inspected to ensure stable performance from the very first run.
Hirich integrates a comprehensive quality control process throughout the entire workflow—from inspecting incoming raw materials and approving samples on actual products, to conducting random inspections during and after production. This approach enables early detection of issues such as color deviations, edge lifting, or incompatibility with labeling machines—defects that, if only discovered after delivery, could cause significant losses in time, cost, and reputation for your business.
Hirich’s sample approval process is an indispensable step before every order. Customers receive physical samples, test them on their own products and production lines, verify every technical specification, and only then proceed with mass production. This is how we eliminate guesswork, minimize risk, and ensure every roll of labels leaving our facility is ready to perform reliably from the very first run.
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