Labeling for cold environments call for a special type of labels. While most labels fall off the surface when exposed to extremely cold temperatures, freezer labels do not. To meet this specification, they are generally more expensive than other types of labels. Uses Freezer/cold temperature labels are used for specific purposes in specific conditions.… Read more »
Freezer and Cold Weather Labels
The Benefits of Buying from a Specialist Instead of a Generalist
When taking the time to purchase labeling equipment and supplies for your company, there are several things you should consider, one of which is: whom should you purchase from? Should you buy from a specialist or a generalist? For those seeking industrial printing and labeling equipment the… Read more »
Best of 2014
It’s the time of the year to look back. Although none of these threatened to break the Internet, there were some great labeling products that came through our doors in 2014: K-Sun 400iXL Thermal Printer Prints heat shrink tubes, up to 5/8” in diameter Coloured ribbons allow coloured print on heat shrink Colour catches… Read more »
The Limitations of Online Product Reviews when Choosing a Labeling Printer
Online product reviews can be helpful in order to gather research about a given product. When attempting to reach a decision about a product, it is important to consider several of the limitations of product reviews. We suggest asking yourself these questions before giving any product review you find online too much weight: 1)… Read more »
Types of Label Materials
Labeling not only makes identification easier but it also helps in directing, giving out information and warning. The following is a list of seven label materials frequently used in industry. 1. Metalized, Clear or White Polyester Metalized Polyester has a chrome or mirror-like finish which makes it look like stainless steel. Clear and white polyester are… Read more »
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