Gang Printing, also known as gang run printing, is the method we use to combine multiple label designs or versions onto a single print run. This process involves grouping different label types if they share the same material, size, and lamination.  Here's a more detailed explanation of Gang Printing: Multiple Label Types: With Gang Printing, you can print multiple label designs or versions at once. These versions could include different flavors, product variations, or various branding designs. Same Material and Size: For Gang Printing to be efficient, all the label versions must have the same material and size. This ensures that they can be printed together on the same material, optimizing the use of resources. Cost-Efficiency: Gang Printing is a cost-effective solution because it allows you to print multiple label versions in a single print run, which reduces setup costs and material waste. No Version Charges: When using Gang Printing, you don't incur version charges for each label design. This is advantageous when you have multiple label versions and helps you save on printing costs. Tiered Pricing: The total quantity of labels printed in a gang run is considered when determining the pricing. As the total number of labels increases, you can benefit from higher tiered pricing, resulting in a lower cost per label. Suitable for Small Batches: Gang Printing is particularly beneficial for small to medium-sized print runs that involve multiple label versions. It is a practical solution for product launches, limited editions, or seasonal promotions. Consistent Quality: Since all label versions are printed on the same material using the same print setup, they maintain consistent color reproduction and print quality. Gang Printing offers an efficient and cost-effective way to produce multiple label versions simultaneously, providing advantages in terms of pricing, timesaving, and consistency across your label designs.