Flattening chips with gear lables (1 Viewer)

[OfficerLovejoy]

Has anybody tried flattening chips with @Gear lables on them?
I can only assume this would be detrimental to the glue and might lead to lables peeling off.

Anybody out there who tried it?

 

[fishsaybloop]

Yes. I just tried it last weekend actually. And found labels start to peel slightly. Best be done before.

I need to try it with ceramic blanks to see if it helps.

 

[OfficerLovejoy]

Yes. I just tried it last weekend actually. And found labels start to peel slightly. Best be done before.

I need to try it with ceramic blanks to see if it helps.

Yeah, that's what I figured.
Thank you that was helpful.

 

[Goldfish]

Has anybody tried flattening chips with @Gear lables on them?
I can only assume this would be detrimental to the glue and might lead to lables peeling off.

Anybody out there who tried it?

I have flattened 100s of chips with @Gear labels and (knock on wood) have not had an issue yet. FYI, I use the heating pad method and the chips get to about 135-145 degrees. I leave them in the heating pad for about 15 mins.

I agree that it is better to flatten chips before applying the labels, but like I said above I have successfully run through the process with no harm to the @Gear labels.

 

[Goldfish]

Just ran some 43 mm chips with @Gear labels through the flattening machine. I recently got 47 mm blanks from @BR Pro Poker. These work much better for flattening 43 mm chips and avoiding the crease you get from using 43 mm blanks. Gear labels appear fine.