Important Qualities of a Comprehensive Label Supplier
…your label provider prepared to talk about your account and your industry? You should always get the sense that you are talking to someone familiar with you and your company….
…your label provider prepared to talk about your account and your industry? You should always get the sense that you are talking to someone familiar with you and your company….
…come with Rubber Hot Melt Adhesives that offer great initial tack, but they can absorb contaminates and degrade, plus they do not handle high heat well. A broader selection of…
…material. Other times, our material suppliers will not completely divulge the content of their face stocks. Frankly, when you have several types of labels on the shelf it may be…
…it, you are creating heat. The combination of the abrasion and heat—applied for about 20 seconds—will typically rub out the image (that is if your arm holds up). This often…
…width of the narrowest bar (aka the “X” dimension) in a barcode or 1/8th inch, whichever is greater. A common reason for barcodes to fail is because of inadequate quiet…
…computers. These are just some of the ways EIM helps customers through entire labeling projects. We know how to deal with obstacles and come out “in front” with unique, customized…
…“2 of 5” comes from. Unlike other barcodes, I 2 of 5 will often contain what are called “bearer bars” that create a frame around the entire code or simply…
…developed. Smart UL Certification labels provide a quick way to access important compliance and product information. These Smart Marks or Badges simply combine the Enhanced UL logo (aka Mark) with…
…time. (The other three common 2D codes are QR Code, DataMatrix and MaxiCode; there were several others developed between 1988 and 1995 but they just never took off to become…
…color formulas used in conventional printing. It’s also important to understand that what makes color matching even more complicated is that computer screens are based on RGB colors that can’t…
…Collins moved on to start a company called Computer Identics Corporation, recognizing other applications for barcodes, particularly in industrial settings. General Motors had one of the first plants to monitor…
…keeping himself very busy in the local community. He has played a leading role in the Keene Lion’s Club Eyesight Committee which is dedicated to paying for children’s optometrist appointments…