When to stop for a streak on a textured-paper wine label
On a textured-paper wine label, stop if the streak crosses type or a barcode, and still log a light line. If it hits the wine name or the minimum legal text, that label cannot go. It is a continuous light or dark line in one direction.
On a textured-paper wine label, stop if the streak crosses type or a barcode, and still log a light line. If it hits the wine name or the minimum legal text, that label cannot go. It is a continuous light or dark line in one direction.
First see whether it hits a critical spot
A continuous light or dark line in one direction. A lone hickey does not pull into a line across the sheet. On a textured-paper wine label, the critical spot is the wine name or the minimum legal text. If the decoration has no hickey chart, do not invent a millimetre number on the spot.
Side by side
| What you see | Call | Do not |
|---|---|---|
| A continuous light or dark line in one direction. | Stop if it crosses type or a barcode, and still log a light line. | Add ink or add impression just because you see it |
| It lands on the wine name or the minimum legal text | This one cannot go | Wait for a later station to find it |
| Only on the decoration, and there is no hickey chart | Keep a sample and confirm | Write your own millimetre number |
Do this on this turn
- Confirm it is a streak: a continuous light or dark line in one direction.
- First judge whether it runs with the web or across it, then decide to check the blade or the roller.
- Log the direction, the colour unit, and the metre count where it started.
