Stickers

Stickers are processed as self-adhesive labels supplied on rolls.

•Possible core diameter: 40 or 75 mm

•Max. possible roll diameter: 300 mm

•Eliminate punching grid (do not leave on the roll).

40 / 75

Max. 300

Positioning of the sticker

V = position of the sticker on the front side (V/. /.)

H = position of the sticker on the rear side (H/. /.)

Example: V/A/1

sticker on position A1/front side H/B/2

sticker on position B2/rear side

Stickers can be processed automatically on the upper and lower side of the box. To indicate the desired posi- tion of the sticker on the box, please use the opposite diagram.

•Distance between the stickers: At least 3 mm.

•Position stickers with letters or various print in unwinding direction, if application is to the upper side of the box.

•Punched paper base cannot be processed further.

•Stickers not complying with the standard cannot be processed on the machine and will increase costs considerably.

Sticker sizes to be processed on machine:

min. 10x10 or Ø 15 max. 110x90 or Ø 90

Running direction

Reading direction

NICE PRICE	NICE PRICE
FROM SONY MUSIC	FROM SONY MUSIC

Min. 3

All dimensions in mm

Running direction

Reading direction

MUSIC SONY FROM	MUSIC SONY FROM
PRICE NICE	PRICE NICE

Arrangement of stickers on the roll for the lower side of the box.

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DVD Rom/DVD Video specifications

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