Kitted labels are sets of two or more labels supplied together as one unit. They combine branding, safety, and functional overlays on a single sheet or strip, often kiss-cut for easy peel-and-stick application.
Operators apply all required labels from one sheet instead of handling multiple parts, reducing steps and speeding up installation.
A kit replaces several SKUs with one part number. Purchasing teams place fewer orders, receive fewer shipments, and save storage space.
Yes. Although the unit price may be higher, savings in labor, inventory tracking, and error reductions often outweigh the cost.
Absolutely. All labels stay together, lowering the chance of loss or damage and making audits easier.
Shapes and sizes like circles, rectangles, and complex die-cuts.
Graphics such as logos, safety icons, or instructions.
Functional elements like:
1. Embossed buttons
2. Pierced holes for switches
3. LED windows or backlit areas.
Yes. You share product requirements, and the supplier configures the kit for appearance, durability, and usability.
Polycarbonate: Durable and flexible; great for overlays.
Polyester: Resistant to heat, chemicals, and abrasion.
Vinyl: Flexible and economical.
Yes - embossing, texturing, clear windows, and other finishes can be added depending on product needs.
Electronics: Branding, compliance, and button overlays.
Industrial Equipment: Safety and operating panels.
Medical Devices: Sterile-resistant ID labels with overlays.
Sporting Goods: Logos and instructions for equipment.
Not every label manufacturer supports kitted solutions. An experienced partner ensures:
Accurate work, embossing, and die-cutting.
Proper material selection.
Full service from design through fulfillment.
Custom artwork and engineering support.
Multiple material and finishing options.
Prototyping, kit packing, and streamlined delivery.
Kitted labels may seem small, but they create measurable efficiency:
1. Fewer part numbers
2. Faster assembly
3. Lower long-term costs
4. Cleaner inventory and reduced waste