Print Labels for Public Administration
Pasqui means professionalism and high technological research, even for the public administration industry
We print labels for the public administration industry with characteristics ideal for the different applications in reels and sheets.
Labels can be applied to:
- Inventory goods
- Traceability documents
Technology
The CNIPA has launched the “Guidelines” for the adoption of RFid labels in Public Administration, and promises guaranteed results and privacy respect.
To track travelling products we also print labels with an integrated RFid system: this technology is constantly developing, and all the efforts are made to achieve flexible and inexpensive solutions.
In every label for Public Administration we can print variable data, progressive codes or alphanumerical variables, barcodes, QR-codes, RFid or variable elements in form, subject or color.
We have every printing technology for every purpose: Digital, Inkjet, Offset, Flexographic, Typographic, Waterless, Roto-Offset, Screen Printing, In-line and Off-Machine Hot Stamping.
To ensure durable and readable labels, we offer post-printing: UV varnishing, plasticization, relief printing, embossing.
Eco-friendly labels
Our labels for the public administration industry respect the environment: we have acquired the ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications, one as a sign of process and work quality, and the other as a sign of environmental management system.
We have also acquired the FSC (Forrest Stewardship Council) certification for our commitment to the Environment, as we use raw materials from manufacturers that follow reforestation policies.
The production system of our company also uses energy that comes from renewable sources only.
Request an online estimate for labels
By filling out the form, you will receive in short time a personalized estimate for your labels. Please fill out every field. If you have doubts or requests, you can ask them in the “note” field. In any case, if necessary, we will contact you for clarifications.
