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CENTER LABELS
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Center labels on lathe cuts are made differently than pressed records.
- If you want to have labels that resemble pressed records, go with the matte coated vinyl option.
- If you want to have labels that resemble pressed records with added protection, go with the matte laminated vinyl option.
- If you just need a basic label for the disc, go with the coated paper labels.
- You could also leave the record raw, without any labels
0 No labels
€ White coated paper labels
€€ 1-color / matte coated vinyl labels
€€ Full-color / matte coated vinyl labels
€€€ 1-color / matte laminated vinyl labels
€€€ Full-color / matte laminated vinyl labels
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PRINTING SPECIFICATIONS
- Resolution
• 300 dpi
- Formats
• PDF, TIFF, AI
- Fonts
• Embed all fonts or if this isn't possible, create
outlines for all text.
- Data Format / Trim Marks
• Layout WITH NO any marks / cutting lines
• Layout including margin addition (5mm bleed)
• Don't put any important information in 5mm from trim
• Flatten transparencies
- Color Mode
• CMYK or Grayscale
• Black and White layouts with pure black,
if possible (C0 M0 Y0 K100)
- Check if your files are print-ready
- Convert to vector when you can
Vector files provide some of the best printing results. Zoom in very close on your print file to see if the edges, especially the curves and fonts, are still razor-sharp, then that element is made in vector and things will be extra crisp. You can have both vector and image in the same file.
- Advanced File Check
If you are still unsure about the print-readiness of the file, we can review it for you - just add "advanced file check" to your order. Feel free to write if you have a question about anything.
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