Print-to-Edge Labels
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OL224WX (Standard White Matte (Laser and Inkjet))
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May 30, 2025
First time bought
I will be using this for the first time. Size is exact what I need and quality is good. Hope glue is as per my expectation.
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OL800WX (Standard White Matte (Laser and Inkjet))
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May 30, 2025
Exact what I needed
Perfect, exactly the size and quality I need.
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OL996WX (Standard White Matte (Laser and Inkjet))
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May 29, 2025
Versatile, good quality and affordable.
I work in Marketing and I use these in office to print stickers for a variety of products we send to our customers.
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What is "full bleed?"
If the edges of your design are getting cut off, it may be because your label configuration extends to the edge of your sheet, or close to it, where the printer can't reach. That space is called the "non-printable margin." Most printers have one, which is why this list is so important. We're committed to helping you create the perfect full-bleed labels for your project.
So what is "full bleed?" The term is commonly used by print shops and design professionals. It describes the desire or need to print background colors and images beyond the die-cut edge of a label. This means no unprinted edges along the sides of your label. It creates a seamless design from your label to your intended surface.