Labels
- Typolac Flören GmbH produces labels for a range of different sectors. The product range stretches from single to eight-coloured labels, produced in conventional printing processes, to the manufacture of labels for true colour printing of labels (Typolac process) with an almost limitless range of colours.
Pharmaceutical labels
- The use of pharmaceutical labels for a range of different purposes is subject to particularly strict control - the tiniest of errors may have unforeseeable and drastic consequences. We are highly aware of the significance and responsibility that we have towards our customers and the end customer at all times. Consequently, all production stages are specified in accordance with General Manufacturing Practice and subjected to regular inspection. We do not allow any label that has not been inspected for completeness and quality by our camera system to leave the premises.
Colour scales for chemical tests
- Accuracy and a very fine colour differentiation are indispensable for colour scales for pharmaceutical and chemical tests. In contrast to conventional printing procedures, true colour printing (Typolac process) has no colour deviations, irrespective of colour tone and number of colours. It is this printing process alone, therefore, that guarantees the faultless function of the test and secures analysis by the end customer.
Colour code books
- Our company boasts a long tradition in the production of colour code books and brochures. Well-known producers of interior and exterior paints as well as cosmetics manufacturers place their trust in our products to provide the end customer with a clear and authoritative colour image. Our products reproduce your colours and shades precisely and is a significant component in the decision making process of the end customer.
Colour fans
- Colour fans are often required to depict up to thousands of different colours in finely-graded nuances. It is only possible to achieve this with certainty with our special process. We mix each colour individually, printing this as a true colour and monitoring the colour tone throughout the entire process.