Every label starts with the right construction.
The surface, printing process and working environment all influence how a label performs. FADERN brings paper, films and finished formats together in a catalogue built around these choices.
Self-adhesive materials & labels
The right material. For every label.
Paper, films and label formats selected around your packaging, printing process and working environment.
Based in the NetherlandsPart of Sterdoc NetherlandsMaterials & finished labels
Our portfolio
From jumbo roll to finished label.
Explore materials, formats and application requirements in one organised catalogue.
Self-adhesive jumbo rolls
Paper and film materials for label converters. Select the face material, adhesive and liner as one construction.
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Direct thermal labels
Ribbon-free printing for variable information, dispatch and everyday identification.
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Custom printed labels
Packaging labels designed around your container, artwork and application process.
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Thermal transfer labels
Paper and synthetic formats matched to your ribbon and required print durability.
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Retail & scale labels
Variable weight, price and barcode information for retail workflows.
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A4 sheet labels
Sheet formats for compatible laser and inkjet printing systems.
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Tickets & boarding passes
Ticket media specified for the relevant printing, sensing and feed system.
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Portable printer labels
Compact label formats for identification at the point of work.
Explore →Start with the right questions.
01 / Surface
What will the label adhere to?
02 / Printing
Which printer, ink or ribbon will you use?
03 / Environment
What temperature, moisture and handling must it withstand?
The process
Label material production
Face material, adhesive and release liner form the foundation of a self-adhesive label. The construction is selected to suit the application.
Applications
Different industries. Specific requirements.
Food & beverage
Specify packaging, moisture, cooling and whether direct food contact is involved.
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Define traceability, legibility, label life and every expected process exposure.
Explore →Cosmetics & personal care
Consider oils, moisture, container flexibility and the desired finish.
Explore →Logistics & shipping
Match barcode format, print speed, carton surface and handling conditions.
Explore →Retail & supermarkets
Confirm scale compatibility, variable data layout and the packaging surface.
Explore →Chemicals
Identify solvents, cleaning agents and required information retention before specifying resistance.
Explore →Industrial manufacturing
Define surface, abrasion, heat and the required identification life.
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