Question
What is Rewind 6?
Answer
Rewind 6 is one of the 8 standard winding positions used for roll labels. The rewind number tells the press and your applicator exactly how each label is oriented as it comes off the roll. In positions 5 through 8 the printed face is wound facing in, and Rewind 6 specifically has the bottom edge of the label leading off the roll.
| Position | Wind | Leading edge |
|---|---|---|
| Rewind 1 | Wound out | Top edge leads off the roll |
| Rewind 2 | Wound out | Bottom edge leads off the roll |
| Rewind 3 | Wound out | Left edge leads off the roll |
| Rewind 4 | Wound out | Right edge leads off the roll |
| Rewind 5 | Wound in | Top edge leads off the roll |
| Rewind 6 (this position) | Wound in | Bottom edge leads off the roll |
| Rewind 7 | Wound in | Left edge leads off the roll |
| Rewind 8 | Wound in | Right edge leads off the roll |
Match the rewind position to your applicator. If you apply by hand, the direction is far less critical.
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