Our factory

Ten presses. One roof.

Every label we ship is printed and finished in our own factory and delivered across the UK. We run digital, UV inkjet and flexo, plus laser die-cutting and inline metallics. The person quoting you works on the same site as the presses, so they check the schedule before they give you a date.

Holographic Peak Beta Alanine labels running on a Lemur Labels press in Hyde, Greater Manchester
From the factory floor
10Presses & finishers
370 mmWidest web, on both flexo presses
2×ABG Digicon 3 finishers
UK-wideDelivery from our own factory
Presses & finishing lines

Proper kit.
All ours.

Ten presses and finishing lines, owned and run by our own team: digital, UV inkjet, flexo, laser die-cut and inline finishing. Your job goes from press to finisher across one floor, and one team answers for all of it.

HP Indigo 6K, Digital press
In-house production

We own the presses, so we set the dates.

Every step of your job happens in our own factory, artwork check and final reel inspection included. That keeps quality control in our own hands, and the dates we quote come from our own press schedule.

Quoting

Quoted from the floor

No back-and-forth with an outside supplier. The person quoting you can walk to the press and see what’s already booked on it. We aim to get back to you the same working day.

Quality

Checked before it ships

Every file is pre-flighted, and nothing goes to press until you’ve signed off a digital proof. Every Digicon job is then slit and checked on the BGM rewinder before it leaves the factory.

Flexibility

Right press, right job

500,000 labels or a short launch run. Flexo for production volumes, digital for short runs and variable data, laser die-cut for one-off shapes. You don’t need to know the kit. We pick the press that suits your run.

Accountability

One team, one floor

Press operators, finishers and the person you emailed all sit in the same building. If something needs checking, someone walks over and looks at it.

Process

How a job moves through the factory.

The route your artwork takes depends on quantity, shape and finish, but the steps are the same every time.

STEP 01

Pre-press

Our studio pre-flights your artwork: colours profiled, dielines checked, barcodes verified. Then you sign off a digital proof before anything is printed.

STEP 02

Press

Runs under 5,000 usually go on the HP Indigo. High-opacity white on film goes on the Screen UV, and 20,000+ identical labels go on the Edale or Nilpeter flexo.

STEP 03

Finish

Our two ABG Digicon 3s add cold foil, spot UV and lamination inline. Raised tactile varnish and tool-less laser die-cutting run on the Digilase and its JetFX unit.

STEP 04

Slit, inspect, ship

The BGM rewinder slits Digicon jobs to 1-across, separates sorts and checks each reel. Short runs are finished and rewound to your spec on the Digicon Lite. FedEx collects from the factory twice a day.

Production & contract supply

Repeat labels on a supply schedule.

For established brands with repeat volume, we run labels as ongoing supply, booked in against your own production schedule. Tell us your SKUs and how often each one runs, and we'll quote a schedule to match.

Supply

Scheduled & call-off orders

Repeat SKUs on a schedule that matches your production: weekly, monthly, or called off when your lines need them. Ask us about supply terms for your volume.

Consistency

Colour-matched reorders

Your artwork is profiled once and colour-managed on every rerun, so label 400,001 matches label 1, across presses and across months.

Range management

Multi-SKU ranges, handled

Twenty SKUs sharing one dieline, staggered artwork updates, seasonal variants. We hold your specs on file, so a reorder or revision takes one email.

Account

A named contact who knows your range

No ticket queue. The person who quotes your first run is the person you email for the fiftieth, so you don’t have to explain your range again.

The Lemur Labels factory in Hyde, with the logo on the mezzanine wall
Inside the Lemur Labels factory: the mezzanine stairs.
Factory visits

Factory tours welcome, by appointment.

If you're within reach of Manchester, come and see the presses running and the finishes up close. Bring an idea, a sketch, or just good questions. We'll make coffee and walk you past every machine.