MULTITAS LABELS & STICKER PRODUCTS PRIVATE LIMITED

Company Profile

We, Tirupur based Multitas Label, established in the year 2005, Founder Of the

organization M.Mohamed Adbdul , The Managing Director M.Imthiya

ahamed are one of the topmost Manufacturer & Exporter of wide range of

optimum quality Garment Labels. The product range offered by us consists of

Garment Labels, Woven, Printed and Die-Cut Badges.

We have a creative and broad thinker team of professionals, who always give their

best in manufacturing best products for our esteemed customers. They have well

appreciable skills of graphics which assist us to deliver the unique and quality

product across the country. Our technicians, R & D experts, skilled labors,

manager and all other sales staff contribute to meet the products with superior

quality.
Under the supervision of Mr. D. Loganathan our firm is growing rapidly and we

have made us well known within few years of establishment. We have employed a

team of proficient professionals, These professionals are aware of latest techniques

for effective stitching and other machines required in the designing process.

We are a client-oriented organization therefore always strive hard to achieve the

confidence of the patrons by providing them with well managed and reliable

services.

INTRODUCTION OF THE ORGANIZATION:

or everything from political campaigns to social causes and beyond, cars adorned

with bumper stickers are a regular sight across the country. Regular stickers, even

more common, are a staple of our world from a young age, and an easily

recognizable object for even children. Have you ever wondered how they’re made?

Sure, there are many companies that print stickers and the like in bulk for a third

party, but there are also countless custom sticker campaigns floating about with

highly customized messaging, some of which sprang up nearly instantaneously

from their creative parties. These aren’t cheap, flimsy creations either, some of

them are the backbones of grass roots organizations that have changed the way we

think and live our lives.

Whatever your idea or needs, you’re reading this because you want to create your

own stickers, labels, or some other similar creative piece with professionalism and

reliability. Let’s take a look at exactly how you might get that done.

Especially if you’re going to be producing large quantities of whatever you’re

making, it will be important that you have a reliable printer that isn’t going to

break down on you. For this reason, I’d suggest a thermal printer. Thermal printers

have relatively few moving parts compared to traditional printers.

Thermal Printers 101: The primary way in which thermal printers differ from

traditional inkjet type models is that they use heat to transfer or even produce text

and images. There are two subtypes: thermal transfer and direct thermal. Thermal

transfer printers heat an inked ribbon which is then rolled over a paper or high-

graded vinyl, transferring an image. Direct thermal printers work with thermal-

chromatic paper, but do not require any ink. A heating element is pressed against

the paper in the pattern of the text or imagery desired, and the paper responds by

changing color in those places. Both types of printers are thought of as extremely

reliable in the printing industry, and are used for large campaigns because they are

generally cheap to operate; thermal transfer printers use low amounts of ink,

thermal direct printers use no ink though the special paper they require costs

slightly more than regular paper. One of the few tradeoffs is that you need to limit
your color pallets as thermal printers can usually only print in a limited range

(though this is alright for many stickers as logos and designs are generally fairly

simple).

If you decide to go down the thermal route, LabelTac is an industry leader and is a

safe, reliable bet. With any label printer brand, be sure that the specs match up with

your needs: The size of labels that can be printed with a printer model vary greatly,

as does the type and size of paper that can be used. Also, especially if this is your

first time purchasing a printer, look into the warranty offered – most reputable

brands will offer a multiple year warranty with any printer they sell.

Step 2 – Design Capabilities

After you’ve got a printer, or really while you’re in your buying process, you need

to consider the design capabilities and compatible software of the model you buy.

For most industrial label/sticker printers, you’ll be able to hook them up directly to

your computer and use them much in the same way you would use any other

printer. This means you design your stickers in third party software like Photoshop,

Microsoft Word, etc., and then print off your creations. For LabelTac, third party

compatibility is generally included standard with their thermal printers. In addition,

many models come with custom software that will allow you to quickly make
labels and stickers with the correct dimensions and color specifications for your

particular printer.

If you are creating designs on your own, make certain to be sure of the

arrangement and sizing of your label and the printable boundaries of your printer.

This will help you avoid wasting time and money by having too many test prints.

Step 3 – Production

Once you’ve got your design all ready to go, it’s time to go into production mode.

Depending on the volume of items you need to produce, you may need to print

overnight or throughout work days. Unlike a 1990’s home printer, you won’t have

to stand over thermal printers while they’re at work to make sure things don’t jam

or malfunction. Because of the aforementioned lack of moving mechanical parts,

you can leave your thermal printer unattended as needed. You may not want the

comical morning greeting of a jumbled tangle of paper/stickers, however, so make

sure you have a receptacle system setup for the printed products (some printers

produce individually cut labels and stickers, while many print on a continuous

spool – that may be serrated – which requires you to separate each unit after it’s

done.
Post Production and Other Considerations for Bumper Stickers

Stickers and labels have an infinite number of applications in the real world, but in

order to serve those applications they need to be up to the task. When purchasing

the materials (vinyl labels) that you’ll be using, consider the elements or conditions

that your stickers will be exposed to. If you’re creating bumper stickers, for

example, you need to make sure your stickers won’t peel in the outdoors if they

become wet. Certain vinyl labels, such as those compatible with the LabelTac 4

Pro (which you can find here), are made to be durable; high quality vinyl

that won’t peel from surfaces and the printed surface won’t scratch or obscure

easily. If you’re creating a large number of standard stickers, you might not want

to use up as much of your budget of premium paper, as stickers on things like

laptops won’t need to be as durable as their outdoor counterparts.

As with any project, having a solid grasp of your goals and the materials at your

disposal prior to getting started is key. Keep this in mind, and it’ll carry you a long

ways on any of your endeavors.

INDUSTRIES WE SERVE

Owing to the wide variety of labels that we offer, our products find widespread

usage across several industrial applications. Some of the industries opting for our

range of labels include 

Pharmaceutical industry

Automotive Industry

Textiles

Footwear

Electronics Industry

Home appliances

Several small scale & medium scale industries

COMPETENT TEAM OF PROFESSIONALS

Our team is a group of extremely competent and knowledgeable crowd of

professionals. The widespread experience of our professional’s field is marked by

their astonishing capability to recognize customers’ specific wants and necessities.

In addition, we also carry out standard discussion and training sessions for helping

them keep a track of revolutions in the market movement. The team has been

divided into various segments as per the particular areas of proficiency.   Our team

comprises the following workforce:  

Skilled workforce

Quality auditors

R&D experts

Warehouse & packaging staff

Sales and marketing professionals

Customer care executives

Administrative staff

These specialists demeanor alert checking of our range to create its excellence in

observance with the set business norms. Additionally, these experts facilitate us to

guarantee our clients of time-bound deliveries.

very now and again, something comes along that really changes the way that we

live our lives. In that somewhat foggy, confused world where business and

personal lives intersect, a single invention can change everything. It’s not just a

matter of convenience or even practicality; these particular landmarks of human

ingenuity turn everything upside down.

Imagine then, something that can be found everywhere from kitchens to

government departments; from NASA to a teenager’s bedroom and from the

world’s greatest multinationals to the world’s smallest store. Take, for example,

the case of self-adhesive labels.

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In the Beginning…….
Easy to stick on, and sometimes fiendishly difficult to get off, self-adhesive labels

have been with us for much longer than most people think. Believe it or not, it was

in the early 1880s when sticky paper labels first came of age. They were

introduced by European artists who wanted a simple and effective means of

attracting a customer’s attention. The simplicity of the idea was almost absurd;

stick a colourful label on something and hope that it sells the product. Today, in

our modern, high-tech world, major companies spend millions every year based on

that same idea.

Antique Self Adhesive Labels

Some of those really old labels are by the way, still available at auctions and can

fetch the most ridiculously high prices. How would you feel about paying £3,000

for an antique self-adhesive label? Nowadays however, self-adhesive labels can be

found everywhere, and they are not always made of paper. Despite the early

pioneers’ courageous and inventive attempts, the process of getting a piece of

paper and gluing it onto something had its limitations; not least because labels

frequently fell off. In today’s modern world though, the self-adhesive sticky

label is more likely to be a printed affair, may be made of vinyl or some other

material, is always extremely sticky and may even carry a custom design.
To go back a little, it was actually around 1932 when a rather ambitious

entrepreneur by the name of R. Stanton Avery came up with the idea of a self

adhesive label which could properly be applied to anything. Seriously, ask

yourself, how inventive was that? It was from Stanton Avery’s ingenious idea that

today’s pressure sensitive labels evolved. The problem though, up until around

1980 anyway, was that in order to have properly printed labels buyers would pay a

high premium.

The Birth of the Inkjet Printer

Early in the 1980s though, some bright spark came up with the idea of the inkjet

printer which was, almost single-handedly, responsible for the increase in use of

the self-adhesive label; not only in small, bedroom-based, one man businesses but

also in much larger commercial concerns. It was the ideal marriage really; an inkjet

printer and an A4 sheet of self-adhesive labels that could be printed with any

design or information the user dictated.

And then, the Laser Printer

With the later advances in technology, particularly the invention of the laser

printer, it was perhaps inevitable that the self-adhesive label would become the

ideal means to identify documents, sale items and even machinery. Factories

started using them to identify packages to be sent to different customers and

governments and local authorities had finally found a way of labelling all of us, on

paper anyway.

When the bar-code was invented, the self-adhesive label became all-powerful.

Lower Expenditure for Businesses

For businesses especially, the combination of endless sheets of self-adhesive labels

coupled with a good quality laser or inkjet printer meant that the high expenditure

that had previously been necessary when printing custom labels was now a thing of

the past. There was an explosion in the use of self-adhesive labels.

Custom Vinyl Stickers

Brown envelopes with self-adhesive address labels became commonplace and for

specialised applications, custom vinyl stickers, often printed using the finest laser

technology, are now a reality. Divers working on submarines can finally take

specification files with them, safe in the knowledge that the custom vinyl stickers

will not fall off. Astronauts, circling the Earth and realising just how small we all
really are, can file their mission reports safe in the knowledge that the

identification of different folders is assured.

Free Design

Today, with the massive fall in price of laser printers, the advent of cheap,

multicolour printing and the massive expansion of the Internet and of the World

Wide Web, many companies now offer a free design tool enabling the printing of

paper of custom vinyl stickers at a price of which none of us could ever have

dreamt. You can buy blank laser and inkjet labels that you can print yourself at

home.

Life Without Self Adhesive Labels

Whilst teenagers may use self-adhesive labels to make their homework more

presentable, the effect of this once simple idea on businesses worldwide has been

massive. OK, the labels may still be difficult to get off but honestly, can you

imagine the degree of chaos that would result if self-adhesive labels were banned

tomorrow?
It really doesn’t bear thinking about, does it? Like it or not, self-adhesive labels

have changed our lives for ever.

Stickers and labels, the earliest found signs of sticker usage dates all the way back

to ancient Egypt. Artifacts of early “stickers” made with early paper materials then

adhered to city walls to advertise products and prices have been found in ancient

market places throughout Egypt. Examples of early product labeling have also

been traced back to around 1880 in Europe. Various types of colorful paper labels

were stuck to fruit and produce crates with gum paste to help consumers identify

different market products. Sir Rowland Hill is credited with the earliest type of

adhesive paper invention used to create postage stamps.

Most of the first stamps, stickers and labels were pre-apply. By licking or applying

water to these early stickers, the gum paste on the reverse side would become

sticky. Once the paste dried, the label stayed wherever it was adhered to.

The adhesive postage stamp was the first use of adhesive paper. Early use of

stickers and labels was often for marketing. Early produce merchants used brightly

colored paper labels to make their product more attractive than the rest. Decorative

labels and stickers were not brought around until the early 1900’s. R. Stanton
Avery is most often credited with the invention of the first self adhesive label in

1935.

This new invention brought about a large variety of uses for stickers and labels.

Over time, people have found many uses for labels. Custom stickerswere brought

about for businesses and organizations to display their name and logo on products

and ideas. These custom labels have been affixed to all types of goods in an effort

to gain name recognition and furthering business pursuits.

The use of custom stickers and custom labels has risen with the ability to print

labels in mass or from home. Anyone with a computer and printer can print

labels for any number of reasons. From mailing labels , to storage container labels,

home projects and home businesses have benefited from the ability to create their

own personal stickers and labels.

While printing labels at home is always easy and convenient, sometimes it is more

cost effective to ordercustom labels from businesses like 4over4.com that have the

ability to create them in bundles at lower cost. Custom printing has become an easy

and effective way for people to get their name recognized.