Every label that leaves our MIDC facility passes through a multi-stage quality control process. We maintain ISO-aligned standards for consistency, adhesion strength, print compatibility, and dimensional accuracy — across every batch and every size.
Our in-house QC lab allows us to test materials before production and finished labels before dispatch. This means problems are caught internally — never by our clients.
Peel strength tested for every paper-adhesive combination. Minimum peel values maintained per application type.
Test prints on inkjet, copier, and laser press before each batch is released for packing.
Labels measured against specification — ±0.5 mm maximum permissible deviation across all sizes.
Storage tests under varied temperature and humidity to ensure adhesive and paper performance over time.
Barcode-grade print accuracy verified using handheld scanners on inkjet and laser label samples.
Paper stock and adhesive rolls are inspected for weight, coating quality, and adhesive uniformity before entering production.
Peel strength measured using standard test methods. Only batches meeting minimum adhesion values proceed to cutting.
Sample sheets run through inkjet, copier, and laser press machines to verify smudge resistance and toner adhesion.
Die-cut labels measured against tolerance charts. Any deviation greater than ±0.5 mm triggers rework or rejection.
Finished sheets checked for surface defects, backing sheet integrity, and clean peel-off performance before packaging.
Packed reams checked for correct count (100 sheets), proper sealing, and accurate product labelling before dispatch.
Manufacturing processes follow ISO quality management guidelines for consistency and traceability.
Dedicated QC laboratory for adhesion, temperature, and print compatibility testing on every batch.
Every ream is tracked by production date and raw material lot number for full traceability.
Defective product replaced at no charge — protecting your production line and our relationship.