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Vision

Why LabelPilot exists

Black and white was the compromise of an industry that never knew otherwise. We rethink labels, colour as the standard, not the exception. This is not incrementally better. This is a different approach, from the ground up.

Inkjet vs. thermal

The real argument

Thermal printing was the norm for decades, reliable, cheap, but rigid. Black and white, large runs, no room for small changes without waste. Every change to a logo, regulation or offer meant: throw stock away.

Inkjet, and specifically the Epson ColorWorks range, flips that. Colour as the standard. Small runs with no barrier. Labels that move with a business instead of the other way around.

Inkjet label printer, paper-origami illustration

Technical credibility

Materials built on ColorWorks precision, not retrofitted from thermal

Material build-up: face, adhesive and liner as three layers, paper-origami illustration

Precision matching

Material specs tuned directly to inkjet properties, absorption, drying time, colour-fastness.

Higher quality requirements

Tighter production tolerance than the market standard, less margin for irregularity.

Machine reliability

The result: printers that keep running smoothly, no unexpected faults caused by material.

This is our own approach and ambition, not an official Epson certification (not yet earned).

Growth ambition

Grow along early with a fresh company

No clunky systems, no slow quoting processes. A clear vision, a different view of the market, and room for partners as ambitious as we are. We build this together, from the start.

Our own tooling, not a promise on paper

The materials library and render engine already exist, not a concept, not a stock photo. The request process will soon show a render of the actual label variant, linked directly to the correct material specification.

Label render engine, live

Our own tooling, not a stock photo: pick a label type and size, the label redraws live.

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Die-cut label

Format:102 × 76 mm
Product type:Roll

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Materials, machines or production capacity, we’re looking for partners as ambitious as we are.

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