Price Labels for Pricing Guns

Start with the Pricing Gun, Then Choose the Label

For label rolls, compatibility with the pricing gun is the most important factor. A pricing gun is designed for a specific label format and, in some cases, a particular roll type or feed system.

For example, some Trendy models use 26 × 16 mm labels, while the Open P6 is designed for 22 × 12 mm labels. The same label dimensions may also be used by multiple brands and models, so always verify both the label size and compatible pricing gun models before ordering.

Removable or Permanent Adhesive?

The adhesive determines how firmly the label attaches and how easily it can be removed.

G1 is used for removable labelling when the label needs to be taken off later. G2 is a permanent adhesive designed for labels that should remain attached.

The range also includes labels for demanding environments. Certain G5 labels are developed for cold and humid conditions and are available in formats such as 22 × 12 mm and 26 × 12 mm. Properties vary between products, so always check adhesive type, temperature resistance, and intended surface before use.

Label Size Based on Information and Pricing Gun

The assortment includes sizes such as 20 × 11, 20 × 16, 22 × 12, 25 × 31, 26 × 12, 26 × 16, 29 × 28, and 32 × 19 mm, as well as larger formats for scale labels.

Label size should primarily match the labelling system, but it also affects how much information can be displayed. Smaller labels are often sufficient for a simple price, while larger formats allow more characters, multiple lines, or additional product information.

Best Before, Sale Labels, and Clear Product Marking

Not all price labels need to be blank. The range also includes pre-printed labels featuring messages such as "Best Before" and "SALE".

Fluorescent colours are also available to make prices and promotional messages stand out. For food businesses, pre-printed labels can make it easier to separate date-related information from standard pricing information.