Canon Inkjet Printer Labels: Stock & Custom Labels for Canon Label Printers

Own a Canon Inkjet Label Printer? Let’s Make Sure You’re Printing on the Right Label.

Canon is one of the most recognized names in printing technology, and its commercial inkjet label printer family gives businesses another way to bring professional color label production in-house.

Canon offers both dye-based and pigment-based inkjet label printing technologies, with printers designed for everything from smaller product and identification labels to wider full-color labels used for packaging, inventory, shipping, retail, food, beverage, and industrial applications.

But regardless of which Canon label printer you own, the printer is only one part of the labeling system.

The label material, inkjet coating, adhesive, size, and roll construction all play a role in how well your finished label looks and performs.

PaladinID offers both stock inkjet labels and custom inkjet labels with real-time online pricing to help you find the right label for your Canon printer and your application.

Dye or Pigment? Your Canon Printer Technology Matters.

One thing that makes the Canon label printer family especially interesting is that Canon offers both dye-based and pigment-based inkjet technologies.

Canon Dye-Based Label Printers

Dye-based printers are designed to produce vibrant colors and high-quality graphics, making them attractive for product labels, packaging, retail products, and applications where appearance and color reproduction are important.

Canon Pigment-Based Label Printers

Pigment-based ink systems can offer additional durability for applications where resistance and longer-lasting printed information are important.

The important point is that you should not assume every blank inkjet label performs the same way in every printer.

The printer technology, label coating, facestock, adhesive, and end-use application all need to work together.

That is why PaladinID starts with the application and works backward to the label solution.

Two Ways to Buy Labels for Your Canon Inkjet Label Printer

1. Stock Inkjet Labels

If your Canon printer uses a common label size and material, our stock inkjet label selection should be your first stop.

PaladinID stocks hundreds of inkjet label size and material combinations for customers who need quality blank labels quickly.

Stock inkjet labels can be an excellent choice when:

• Your application uses a common label size
• You need labels quickly
• You do not require a specialized adhesive
• You want smaller quantities
• You are testing a new product or label application
• You want to avoid custom manufacturing when it is not necessary

Before manufacturing a custom label, we recommend checking our stock selection first.

Why manufacture a custom label if we already have the right solution sitting on our shelf?

That is part of what being your Label Guide means.

SHOP STOCK INKJET LABELS

More Than 5,000 Custom Inkjet Label Sizes to Choose From

One of the biggest advantages of the PaladinID Custom Inkjet Label App is the enormous selection of existing label sizes.

We offer access to more than 5,000 different label sizes.

That gives Canon printer owners thousands of possibilities without automatically requiring the expense of manufacturing a new cutting die.

Choose labels for:

• Bottles and jars
• Food and beverage products
• Boxes and cartons
• Bags and flexible packaging
• Nutraceutical products
• Health and beauty products
• Chemical containers
• Shipping and logistics
• Inventory identification
• Retail products
• Industrial applications
• Specialty applications

Can’t find the exact size you need?

Give us a call. More than 5,000 sizes is a great starting point, but it is not the limit of what PaladinID can manufacture.

Your Canon Printer Prints the Image. The Label Still Has a Job to Do.

It is easy to focus on print resolution, print speed, and color quality when selecting an inkjet label printer.

But once the label comes out of the printer, an entirely different set of requirements begins.

What Are You Labeling?

A label applied to glass can require a different adhesive than one applied to cardboard, polyethylene, polypropylene, flexible packaging, painted metal, or another difficult surface.

What Will the Label Be Exposed To?

Moisture, refrigeration, freezing temperatures, chemicals, oils, abrasion, heat, and outdoor exposure can all affect the appropriate material and adhesive.

What Should the Finished Label Look Like?

Paper and film materials create very different finished products. Matte, gloss, and other inkjet-receptive surfaces can also change how your graphics and colors appear.

How Long Does It Need to Last?

A promotional label that only needs to remain in place for a short period has a very different job from an industrial or product identification label expected to remain attached and readable for years.

This is why PaladinID does not simply ask what size label you want.

We want to understand what the label needs to accomplish.

Don’t Start With the Label. Start With the Application.

This is one of the most important lessons we’ve learned after more than four decades in the labeling industry.

Don’t begin by asking:

“What label should I buy?”

Start by asking:

“What does my label need to do?”

Once we understand the answer, PaladinID can work backward through the application:

• Canon printer model
• Dye or pigment ink technology
• Label size and shape
• Facestock
• Inkjet coating
• Adhesive
• Liner
• Roll configuration
• Application surface
• Environmental conditions
• Required label life

We don’t believe in forcing every customer into the same label.

We believe in finding the solution that works for your application.

That’s what being your Label Guide is all about.

Frequently Asked Questions About Canon Inkjet Labels

1. Does PaladinID sell blank labels for Canon inkjet label printers?

Yes. PaladinID offers both stock and custom blank inkjet labels for compatible Canon roll-fed inkjet label printers.

2. Does PaladinID offer labels for the Canon LG-P800?

Yes. The Canon LG-P800 is an 8-inch pigment-based inkjet label printer capable of using roll and fanfold media. PaladinID can help you select an appropriate inkjet label material, adhesive, size, and roll configuration for your application.

3. Does PaladinID offer labels for Canon LX Series printers?

Yes. We can help with stock and custom inkjet labels for compatible Canon LX Series label printers, including dye-based and pigment-based models.

4. Can I buy stock labels for my Canon label printer?

Yes. We recommend checking our stock inkjet label selection first. If we already stock the size and material you need, it may be the fastest and most economical solution.

5. Can PaladinID manufacture custom labels for Canon inkjet printers?

Yes. We manufacture custom inkjet labels in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, materials, adhesives, and roll configurations.

6. How many custom inkjet label sizes does PaladinID offer?

Our Custom Inkjet Label App provides access to more than 5,000 existing label sizes.

7. Can I get custom Canon inkjet label pricing online?

Yes. PaladinID’s Custom Inkjet Label App provides real-time pricing as you configure your label size, material, and quantity.

8. Does it matter whether my Canon printer uses dye or pigment ink?

Yes. Printer technology is one factor in choosing an appropriate label material. The label’s inkjet coating must work with the printer, while the facestock and adhesive also need to meet the requirements of the end-use application.

9. What if I don’t see my Canon printer model listed?

Contact us. Give us your Canon printer model and tell us about your application. We’ll help determine the appropriate label size, construction, and material.

10. How do I know which label material I should use?

Start with the application. Tell us what you’re labeling, what the surface is made from, what environment the label will encounter, how long it needs to last, and what you want it to look like. From there, we can work backward to the appropriate material and adhesive.