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Scranton Label Inc
Graphic design
Scranton, Pennsylvania
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President Edmund J. Carr started Scranton Label Inc. in 1969. A manufacturer of premium quality pressure sensitive labels located in a beautiful country setting just outside of Scranton Pennsylvania. Scranton Label Inc. offers a wide range of Flexographic printing on rolls or sheets. Scranton Label can print on paper, foil, fluorescent, Mylar, vinyl, tyvek, thermal transfer, thermal direct, static...
President Edmund J. Carr started Scranton Label Inc. in 1969. A manufacturer of premium quality pressure sensitive labels located in a beautiful country setting just outside of Scranton Pennsylvania. Scranton Label Inc. offers a wide range of Flexographic printing on rolls or sheets. Scranton Label can print on paper, foil, fluorescent, Mylar, vinyl, tyvek, thermal transfer, thermal direct, static cling, tag and other specialties. Hanover Label & Packaging is a division of Scranton Label Inc. producing quality prescription labels for hospitals and pharmacies.
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