Founded in 1985 by Kemal Demir, Çağlar Etiket combines its experience with an approach built on developing solutions that match label requirements. Let us evaluate the label options that suit your product, your area of use and your expectations together.
Label production is far more than a single printing operation. The right result starts with understanding where and how the label will be used, and is completed through a controlled process that continues until the order is ready for dispatch. Below we explain what we pay attention to at each step of that process.
The surface of the product the label is applied to, the type of packaging and the usage conditions are decisive. Glass, plastic, metal or paper surfaces, as well as frozen, damp or oily environments, require different solutions. We clarify this information in the first step.
Paper-based materials, film materials such as PP and PE, and adhesive types all behave differently. Permanent or removable adhesive, and gloss or matt surface preferences should be evaluated together with the product's shelf life and how it will be used.
The label width, height, its layout inside the roll and the winding direction must be compatible with your application equipment. The areas reserved for barcodes, expiry dates or legal information are also planned at this stage.
Before printing begins, the resolution of the artwork file, the colour separation, the cutting line and the bleed margins are checked. Order quantity, dimensions and material details are confirmed one last time, so that no unexpected correction is needed during production.
The labels within the same order must look identical in terms of colour, cutting and print density. The checks carried out throughout production aim to prevent any difference between the first label and the last.
When production is complete, the labels are checked against the dimensions, quantity, material and winding order specified in the order. Products that are not visually acceptable are separated out and the shipment is prepared.
Every order follows the same sequence: understanding the requirement, determining the material, print preparation, printing, cutting and winding, and the final check. The steps below summarise how this process works.
Information such as the properties of the product, the surface the label will be applied to, the usage environment (humidity, temperature, friction), the order quantity and whether roll or single labels are preferred is collected. This information forms the basis of all subsequent decisions.
Depending on the requirement, paper or film-based label material and the adhesive type are evaluated. Gloss or matt surfaces and transparent or opaque options are considered together with the product's appearance and durability expectations.
The label dimensions are finalised and the artwork file is prepared for printing. The legibility of the text, the area where the barcode will be placed and the colour separation are checked; the cutting line and bleed margins are prepared.
Label printing is carried out according to the selected material and printing method. Print quality is affected by the method used, ink-to-material compatibility, print density and machine settings together. These factors are monitored throughout the process.
Printed labels are cut to the specified dimensions and wound according to the roll layout. The accuracy of the cut size, the winding direction and the roll diameter are important for the label to work smoothly in your application equipment. Where required, protective processes such as lamination are applied.
In the final stage, the order specifications, print appearance, legibility and product arrangement are checked. Dimensions, quantity, material and winding details are compared with the order; products that are not suitable are separated out and prepared for dispatch.
A food package, a cosmetic bottle and a warehouse carton do not call for the same label. Below you can see what is considered in each area and explore the related product group.
Used on bottles, jars, boxes and packaged products for product information, contents and expiry dates.
What to consider: Choosing a material and adhesive suited to humidity, cold storage and contact with oil comes to the fore.
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Carries the brand appearance on the packaging of products such as creams, shampoos and perfumes.
What to consider: Legibility at small sizes, compatibility with curved surfaces and gloss or matt preference are decisive.
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Used on machinery, equipment and industrial products for identification, warnings and technical information.
What to consider: Resistance to demanding conditions such as oil, solvents, temperature changes and friction is evaluated.
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Carries barcode, QR code and serial information for warehouse, shipping and shelf tracking.
What to consider: Print sharpness and barcode readability are critical in automated scanning systems.
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Used for product identification, size, washing and care information, and as brand labels.
What to consider: Washing and ironing resistance, plus a material that does not irritate the skin, are important.
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Used in projects requiring a specific size, shape or design, and on automatic application lines.
What to consider: Compatibility with the size, winding layout and application equipment must be planned from the start in custom projects.
Explore the Product GroupThe suitability of a label depends on the structure of the surface it is applied to, the humidity and temperature of the environment, exposure to friction and external factors, and the way it is applied. No single material is ideal for every condition, so the choice should be made according to the product's real conditions of use.
Quality control is not a single glance at the end of production. It starts with collecting the right information when the order is taken, continues through print preparation, printing and cutting, and is completed with the final check before dispatch.
In this process we check print appearance and colour consistency, the legibility of text and barcodes, whether label dimensions match the order, whether the chosen material suits the conditions of use, and the quantity and winding details specified in the order.
Çağlar Etiket was founded in 1985 by Kemal Demir. We have been involved in label production ever since, which has given us the opportunity to work with many label requirements from different sectors, in different sizes and under different conditions of use.
We use this experience with the following approach: we focus first on understanding the requirement correctly, then on developing a solution suited to the product, and on running the process with open communication.
Uninterrupted experience in label production since 1985.
We begin every project by asking about the product and its area of use.
Instead of ready-made templates, we choose material, dimensions and printing according to the requirement.
We check your order before production to prevent misunderstandings.
We give clear and understandable answers to your questions throughout the process.
Images from the different stages of label production and from our product range.
The images in the gallery are representative and are used to illustrate the production process and product range.
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