Labels on Roll

Choose roll labels when labels are applied in volume or by machine, and sheet labels for small hand-applied runs. Most trade reorders are roll labels because they apply faster and waste less.

Mediapoint prints roll labels on white, clear, silver and paper stocks with gloss, matte and laminate finishes, digitally cut to your supplied die line. Every order is blind-shipped under your brand.

Labels on a roll are supplied wound onto a core rather than on sheets, so they feed straight into hand or machine applicators. They suit volume application lines and are the standard format resellers reorder.

 For our roll labels, we offer White, Clear, and Silver BOPP as well as Paper. BOPP labels on a roll are waterproof, tear-resistant, and ideal for long-term applications like cosmetics, food, and beverages. Paper is is also an option and perfect for dry, indoor, or short-term uses.

Yes, our White, Clear, and Silver BOPP roll labels are fully waterproof and resistant to oils, moisture, and light. Paper labels on a roll are not waterproof and are recommended for dry environments.

 All our printed roll labels use ultra-high resolution Durst UV-gel inks for sharp text, clean gradients, and consistent colour from start to finish. 

The number of lanes your labels run across depends on the width of each label and how many cores fit across the press at once. Our system automatically sets this up for the most efficient production and pricing. 

If your labels are wider, we run a single lane at 312 millimetres across, giving a maximum label width of 308 millimetres. For smaller labels, we can run multiple lanes side by side. Two lanes across fit labels up to 152 millimetres wide, three lanes up to 100 millimetres, four lanes up to 74 millimetres, five lanes up to 58 millimetres, and six lanes up to 48 millimetres. 

Because the machine runs in fixed sets, the number of kinds per lot is locked to the number of cores being used. For example, if your job runs three cores across, you can order in multiples of three kinds such as 3, 6, 9, or 12 to maintain an even, efficient setup. This keeps production balanced, reduces waste, and ensures all labels are cut, wound, and packed consistently across the roll.

Roll label orders under $2,000 + GST are generally dispatched within two business days. Larger label printing runs add approximately one business day per additional $1,000 in order value." 

We don't offer design or layout services for product label printing, as we operate purely as a trade printer. However, our preflight system checks artwork for common setup issues before printing your roll labels. 

 Our label and print service is fully online — upload your artwork, select your size, material, and core, and we handle the rest. Every job is printed and cut to your custom die line, then wound onto rolls ready for application. The system is designed for trade volume, but works equally well for shorter custom printed roll labels runs from 100 units upward. 

 Yes — our custom roll labels can be cut to almost any simple shape we have in our die library, or to a custom simple die line you supply. Whether you need small product labels on a roll or larger labels for branded packaging, every job is sized to your specification within the production stock width. 

 Yes. Our product label printing is widely used by Australian food (excluding direct food contact), beverage, cosmetic, and household brands. Choose BOPP for waterproof, fridge-safe roll labels, or paper for dry indoor use. Every roll is printed in Melbourne and dispatched within 48 hours up to a certain amount.

Yes, we print BOPP labels in almost any custom simple shape or size you require. Our BOPP labels are available in White, Clear, and Silver finishes, all printed with high-resolution Durst UV inks for vibrant colour and long-lasting durability. Thanks to our advanced laser cutting capabilities and one of Australia's largest die libraries, you can order custom BOPP labels without paying additional setup or tooling costs. They're ideal for food, beverage, cosmetic, and chilled product packaging where moisture resistance and a premium finish are required. 

A roll of labels is supplied wound onto a 76mm core, ready for either hand application or use in automatic label applicators. Compared to sheet labels, a roll of labels offers faster application, more consistent orientation, and better suitability for high-volume runs. Every roll of labels we produce is precision cut, waste-removed, and packed in production-ready format, making them a more efficient choice for retail, FMCG, and branded packaging where speed and consistency matter. 

Yes, we produce labels on a roll in both small and large quantities, with no minimum order requirement that forces you to print more than you need. Whether you need 100 labels on a roll for a short run or 100,000 for a full production cycle, every order is printed, cut, and packed to the same trade standard. This flexibility makes our labels on a roll well suited to product launches, sample runs, seasonal SKUs, and short-cycle FMCG work. 

 Yes, our printed roll labels can be supplied as sticker print labels on rolls for retail, promotional, and product applications. We print on a wide range of self-adhesive materials including BOPP and Paper stocks, with options for gloss or matt lamination to add durability. Sticker print labels are produced on the same Durst UV presses as our standard roll labels, ensuring sharp detail, strong adhesion, and consistent results from the first sticker on the roll to the last. Please note paper is not outdoor durable and BOPP will only last a few months outdoors. Both will last a long period indoors.

We limit the number of artworks or kinds per Labels on Roll job to ensure the order can be processed reliably through our automated production and fulfilment systems. When offering free delivery, we must plan for a worst-case scenario in terms of the number of rolls produced and shipped, as each additional artwork can significantly increase handling, packing, and freight complexity. Our system and automated floor are designed to efficiently manage a defined number of artworks and rolls per job, and exceeding that threshold introduces production risk and delivery inconsistency. Where more kinds are required, orders must be split so they can be processed accurately and delivered reliably.

Labels on Roll are produced using fixed roll and lane configurations to suit our 312mm wide production stock, and each roll within a job must contain labels of the same size and shape so all rolls wind to the same diameter. If roll diameters vary, it can cause tension issues during weeding or winding and may lead to machine jams. As a result, certain quantities may require rounding up to fully populate the required number of lanes or rolls. We do not offer binning or splitting services, as this increases handling complexity and reduces reorder efficiency. In these cases, we recommend either selling the additional labels to your customer as added value, or having the order delivered to you so you can split quantities as required and retain remaining labels for future use.

No. Labels on Roll orders must be placed using the materials, sizes, core options, and turnaround times available in our system at the time of ordering, and we’re unable to make exceptions or manually process one-off requests outside of those options. Label production relies on tightly controlled workflows for press setup, finishing, slitting, and winding to ensure consistent registration, adhesive performance, and roll integrity across trade volumes. Our system settings reflect what can be produced accurately and reliably at scale, and we do not have a workaround for bypassing those rules for individual jobs. If you regularly require a different label specification in volume or see broader customer demand, we welcome that feedback for consideration as a long-term system enhancement.