What kind of printer do sticker publishers use to make stickers that are on a sheet but diecut?

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2 Comments for What kind of printer do sticker publishers use to make stickers that are on a sheet but diecut?

1. ZORCH | February 15th, 2011 at 8:05 am

Don’t know if this is applicable, but Avery makes all sorts of label materials that are ink-jet printable. Die cut on peel-off backing. Mailing labels, every sort.
2. Kacky | February 15th, 2011 at 8:27 am

They print the stickers first, then run them through the cutter. The office supply stores sell them pre-cut in sevearl different shapes like mailing labels and “thought bubbles”, and they tell you how to line up your text to make it work with the cuts.