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Lubricant and Engine Oil Label Printing

Labels for engine oils, industrial lubricants, greases and automotive sprays. Share your container dimensions, artwork, quantity and handling requirements with 3A Print Pack.

3A Print Pack

Labels for oils, greases and automotive sprays

3A Print Pack prints labels and stickers for engine and gear oils, hydraulic oils, greases and automotive sprays. To discuss your job, share the container dimensions, your artwork, the quantity you need and how the containers are handled, stored or used. With those details, we can talk through the label requirements for each variant in your range. All images on this page are AI-generated illustrations and are not photographs of customer work. Our clients’ artwork is kept confidential and is never shared publicly, for security reasons. Original product details are discussed during a personal consultation.

Illustrative engine-oil bottle, hydraulic-oil bottle and grease tub with generic printed labels
Illustrative packaging concept generated as a visual reference, not a photograph of customer work. Selected previous-work samples can be discussed during a consultation where permission allows.

Labels across your lubricant range

  • Engine and vehicle oils

    Discuss printed labels for 4T and 2T engine oils, scooter, bullet and motorcycle oils, car and truck engine oils, gear oils and fork oils. If you sell several grades or pack sizes, share the artwork and label dimensions for each variant.

  • Industrial oils and fluids

    Applications include hydraulic oils, wet-brake oils, coolants, cutting oils and rubber-processing oils. Tell us about the container surface and the conditions the label needs to withstand so material and adhesive options can be reviewed against the actual pack.

  • Greases and automotive sprays

    Discuss labels for multipurpose, EP LL2, red gel and wheel-bearing grease, along with spray paint, chain-lube spray, carburettor spray and rust-fighter spray. Send the tub, bottle or aerosol dimensions with your enquiry.

What to send for a quotation

Share the container type and dimensions, the available label area, artwork or an existing label sample, the quantity required and the number of designs. Include the label shape, placement and any barcode or product-information areas that need to remain clear in the artwork.

Tell us how the containers are filled, stored and handled, including expected oil, chemical or moisture exposure. Material and adhesive choices need to be assessed for the actual container and application. Check samples against your requirements before confirming an order.

If you have several pack sizes, list the quantity for each size and design separately. This gives us a clearer basis for discussing the printing requirement and quotation.

Questions about lubricant labels

Can one design be used across different bottle sizes?

Share the dimensions and artwork for each pack. The label size and layout may need adjustment so product names, grades and other information fit the available space.

How should I choose a label for oil or moisture exposure?

Describe the container surface and expected exposure, and provide a sample where available. Material and adhesive options need review and sample checks; resistance should not be assumed from appearance alone.

What if my artwork is not final?

Send the design or existing label you have, together with the pack dimensions and required product information. We can discuss the print requirements and identify the details that need confirmation before artwork approval.