
VOID labels and tamper-evident seals
Electronics, logistics and e-commerce, cosmetics, food, automotive, retail and luxury. It leaves visible evidence when a box, device or container is opened before it reaches the customer.
Read moreThis page crosses the 18 label types with the industries that commonly use them and the specific problem they help solve. It is not a client or case-study list: it is a guide for your team to find the right family before requesting a price.
If your industry is not listed, or you are unsure between two types, tell us the use, the surface, the environment and the quantity.
Each card summarises the usual industries and the problem it solves. Open the category for types, materials and information needed to request a quote.

Electronics, logistics and e-commerce, cosmetics, food, automotive, retail and luxury. It leaves visible evidence when a box, device or container is opened before it reaches the customer.
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Cosmetics, wine and beverages, food, automotive, electronics, fashion and luxury. It adds a visible authentication mark and makes copying harder, without replacing the brand's legal protection.
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Food, cosmetics, fashion, electronics, automotive, logistics and retail. It gives each unit a unique code for traceability, warranty, loyalty or verification.
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Fashion, retail, logistics, automotive, electronics, food and industrial cold chain. It reduces manual counts and gives visibility to inventory, assets, tools and pallets.
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Machinery, automotive, electronics, energy, metal, industrial equipment and technical buildings. It fixes identification data, serial numbers and specifications where they need to last.
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Electronics and PCB, automotive, metal, glass and ceramics, appliances, energy and coatings. It allows parts to be identified through ovens, soldering, curing or washing.
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Logistics and cold chain, food, automotive, energy, construction, agriculture, plastics and outdoor equipment. It helps keep identification legible with moisture, UV, ice, oils or cleaning.
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Manufacturing, construction, energy, logistics, automotive, metal, food and facilities. It organises warnings, pipes, walkways and panels; the customer defines the content and the applicable standard.
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Automation, electrical, energy, data centres, machinery, automotive, rail and buildings. It speeds up maintenance and commissioning by identifying every cable and terminal.
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Electronics, appliances, automotive, industrial control, HVAC, telecom, kiosks and instrumentation. It integrates interface, graphics and protection in one part.
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Logistics, high-value electronics, food and cold chain, automotive, energy, data centres and machinery. It leaves evidence of shocks, tilt, temperature or humidity during transport.
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Retail, e-commerce, 3PL, food, automotive, fashion and industrial distribution. It standardises pallet, carton and shelf labels so scanning and receiving do not depend on memory.
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Food, beverages, dairy, meat, bakery, ready meals, wine and private label. It solves space for information, moisture, freezing and shelf presence.
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Wine and spirits, olive oil, cosmetics, craft beer, premium food, gifting and luxury. It adds texture, foil, embossing or transparency to differentiate the product.
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Automotive, appliances, furniture, luxury packaging, electronics, sport and fashion. It gives volume and durability to a logo that a flat label cannot achieve.
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Retail, hotels and catering, fleets, automotive, construction, agriculture, events and facilities. It covers shop windows, floors, walls, vehicles and machinery with custom graphics.
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Retail, fashion, food, cosmetics, trade fairs, festivals, museums, sport, hotels and catering. It solves pricing, anti-theft, access passes and access in busy environments.
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Fashion, sport, workwear, uniforms, footwear, home, accessories and luxury. It identifies size, composition, care and brand without losing hand feel or legibility.
Read moreThe industries are indicative: the material and adhesive change with the surface, temperature and process. This guide does not replace a trial on your line or your team's technical assessment.
The customer defines the use, the applicable standard and final approval. For regulated or high-responsibility applications, contact us before requesting a quote.
Start with the problem: detecting an opening, identifying an asset, surviving heat, improving traceability or differentiating the product. Then specify the surface, environment, quantity and the data to be printed; with that we can guide you across the 18 categories.
We work with industrial and service companies in the European Union and, depending on the destination, internationally, not with retail consumers. If your use is regulated or high-responsibility, we review it before offering to confirm we can supply it under the right conditions.
Yes, if the use fits our range and the production partner can produce it. Tell us the surface, environment, quantity and applicable standard; if it is not viable, we will say so and propose an alternative.
Describe the use, the surface, the environment and the quantity. We will point you to the right category and material, even if your industry is not listed.
Business orders only (B2B). Lead time and price are confirmed in the offer.