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Labels, Stickers & Print
These are the jobs that often get put off because they feel too small to bother a sign company with. They're not too small for us. Product labels, machinery stickers, canvas and commercial print, in any shape, produced from our Augher base and delivered anywhere in Northern Ireland.
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Everywhere a small touchpoint builds trust
Brand consistency isn't only the fascia and the fleet. It's every single time the name appears and looks the way it should. A mismatched label or a faded machine sticker can quietly undercut the wrap you just paid good money to get right. Getting those small, easy-to-overlook details right is often what makes a business feel established, rather than like it's still finding its feet.
We digitally print labels and stickers in the same workshop as the big signs, and that's deliberate. The colour on a 40mm sticker should match the colour on the van, not land somewhere close from a different supplier's colour profile.
Product labels
Pack, jar, box or bag, cut to the shape of the design rather than squeezed into a rectangle and hoped for. Colour matched to your guidelines so the shelf looks like the website.
Machinery and safety stickers
Asset tags, PPE reminders, serial plates and instructional graphics that need to stay legible after oil, cleaning and gloves get to them. We choose the film and adhesive to suit the surface they're going on.
Canvas and commercial print
Office canvases, posters, window bills and short-run print for launches, handled by the same designers with the same colour discipline as the signage.
Specify the use, then the material
A paper label on a freezer door is a complaint waiting to happen, and a heavy outdoor film on a cardboard sleeve is just waste in the other direction. So we start by asking where the label actually lives, fridge, outdoor plant, indoor glass, powder-coated cabinet, and pick the face stock and adhesive to match.
Die-cutting means the sticker can follow the badge, the arrow or the awkward outline of a piece of kit, whatever shape it needs to be. You don't have to squeeze your design into a rectangle just because that's what a high-street printer happens to be set up for.
We keep repeat orders on file as a proper spec, so when you need the next batch, you're not digging out a faded jpeg from an old email to remind us what you need.
Identity first: stickers and print should follow the same crest, not invent a second one.
What are we printing?
No quantities or prices here — just enough detail to get the enquiry into the right tray.
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Print that has to work outdoors too
Not every print job is a label on a jar. Short-run outdoor boards, gate signs and posters for events all go through the same design desk. The Clogher Valley Pumpkin Patch sign, for example, has to be read from a moving car, in a field, for one season only. Different substrate, but the same need for a clear, readable hierarchy.
That colour discipline runs across every format, not just labels. The business cards below went through the same digital print line as our vans and fascias, which is really the whole point: one workshop, one colour story, whatever the substrate.
Short-run outdoor print, specified for a season not a decade.
How a small job still gets a proof
Animal Health Vision business cards, printed to the same colour spec as their van.
You send us the size, the surface, and either finished artwork or just a brief. From there we confirm the material, send you a visual to approve, then print, finish and dispatch it all from Augher. If the job matches a vehicle or fascia we've already produced for you, we'll pull that spec so you're never juggling two colour stories.
There's no minimum-quantity theatre here. A dozen asset tags and a thousand product labels go through exactly the same door. The only difference is how we plan the run, not whether we take the job seriously.
Coverage
Everything is digitally printed and dispatched from our base in Augher, Co. Tyrone, and we cover Tyrone, Fermanagh, Armagh, Down, Antrim, Belfast and Derry~Londonderry as a matter of course. If you're further out than that, just say so. Most print jobs travel perfectly well in a box, so we'll dispatch rather than insist every job needs a fitter on site.
When a sticker is the wrong answer
Some surfaces genuinely need a rigid plate. Some outdoor marks belong on composite rather than on a label that will just be ice and salt by February. When that's the honest answer, we'll point you towards composite and safety signage instead. It works the other way round too: there's no need to order a folded tray of stock for a job that's really twenty asset tags.
Food, drink and cosmetic labels come with extra rules about what has to appear on the pack. We print what you supply, and we'll flag anything obviously missing, like a weight line, if we spot it. We're not compliance lawyers though, so it's still worth double-checking the finer labelling rules with someone qualified. If you need artwork built from scratch, it's worth budgeting a bit of time for proofs too, since a label going on 5,000 units is not the place to discover a typo.
Fleet operators often come to us for door numbers, fuel type stickers, wash instructions for the wrap, and emergency contact discs. Send over the wrap spec with that enquiry so the disc doesn't end up a different shade of blue. Offices tend to come for window hours, QR plaques like the one we did for Shear 'n' Shed, or the odd canvas for a boardroom. It's all the same service and the same team, not a different company.
For storage and reorders, just keep the job reference we give you. The next run then becomes a quick confirmation, rather than us trying to reconstruct the design from a blurry WhatsApp photo. And if the brand has moved on since, tell us. Printing last year's logo just because it's quicker is exactly how inconsistency creeps back in.
Other work we can handle in the same job
Most clients don't stop at just one of these. Pair this service with the pieces your customers see next, so the van, the fascia and the print all look like the same business.
Print and labels on real jobs
Photographed projects from the same workshop. Open a case study, then come back to this spec.
Shear 'n' Shed
A black acrylic booking plaque with a QR code, made to sit in a salon like a piece of signage rather than a printout.
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Higgins Refrigeration
Commercial van graphics that carry a trade brand across panels, doors and the rear doors customers actually see.
Read the case study →Send the size, the surface and the file
We'll confirm material and send a proof. Pricing comes from the team once the spec is real, not from a calculator on this page.
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No — small runs and larger repeat orders are both completely normal here. We'd rather do a short run properly than have you wait until you supposedly need thousands before it's worth asking.
Yes. Pantone references or proper artwork give the best result, though a photo of a packet is a fine place to start. We'll match colour as closely as the process allows, and if a particular substrate is going to shift it slightly, we'll tell you before it's printed, not after.
Yes — we just need to know where it's going to live. Outdoors, on oily machinery, in a cold store, or on a cardboard sleeve that only has to look good on a shelf, all call for a different material, so we match the spec to the job.
Quicker than you might expect. Label and sticker runs are often among our faster jobs. Send us the size, quantity and how it'll be used, and we'll come back with a realistic window rather than a guess.
Yes, and it's routine work for us rather than a favour we're doing you. Custom die-cut shapes and non-standard sizes come through regularly.
Yes — canvas, posters and wider commercial print all go through the same team as our signage work, which is exactly how the colour stays consistent across everything with your name on it.
Yes, across Northern Ireland — we dispatch regularly to Belfast, Derry~Londonderry and Armagh, among other places.
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