Fit checks
Key dimensions
Indicative geometric check, not a specification guarantee. Process fit is confirmed on your physical bottle and label samples — .
Frequently asked questions
How long should a wrap-around label be for my bottle?
Label length = π × (bottle diameter + label thickness) + overlap. Label film thickness is usually negligible (0.03–0.06 mm for OPP); the overlap is 10–15 mm and is where the hot melt seam bonds the trailing edge over the leading edge. A 65 mm bottle with a 12 mm overlap needs a ≈ 216 mm label.
My bottle is slightly conical — can I still use wrap-around hot melt?
It depends on the taper angle θ = arctan((D_bottom − D_top) ÷ (2 × label height)). Up to about 1° a flat label applies cleanly. Between 1° and 2.5° you need an arc-shaped (curved) label cut as a section of an annulus, which this checker dimensions for you. Beyond ~2.5° a flat or curved wrap will skew or wrinkle — use a shrink sleeve or a two-panel self-adhesive label instead.
Is there a minimum bottle diameter for high-speed roll-fed labeling?
Below roughly 40 mm body diameter, bottles become tippy on the conveyor and the wrap station has very little contact arc — high-speed rotary machines need pucks or a timing-screw feed to keep them stable. Flag the diameter when you request a quote so the infeed is engineered for it.
Which labeling process should I choose for a shaped bottle?
Cylindrical or near-cylindrical bottles at speed: roll-fed hot melt wrap-around (lowest material cost). Flat or elliptical panels, premium look, moderate speed: self-adhesive. Full-body decoration, tamper band, or heavy taper/contours: shrink sleeve. The checker above flags the boundary cases with the reasons.