Label Infographics

Welcome to our Label Infographics page! Here, you can find a collection of informational graphics designed to make the complexities of labels easy to understand. Whether you’re looking to learn label lingo or explore different uses for labels, our infographics are here to help!

Barcode label gaps, repeats, and perfs infographic

Gaps, Repeats & Perforations

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Thermal Transfer VS Direct Thermal

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Want to know more about the process of how your barcode labels cut? Check out this infographic

Multi-Part Labels & Facecuts

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EIM Barcode Label Lingo label sensing infographic

Label Sensing

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Buyer Beware Counterfeit Printers

Counterfeit Printers

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Labels FAQ Outer-Wrap Roll Infographic

Label Outer-Wrap Roll

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Industrial Label Experts

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Warehouse Label Experts

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The Laboratory Label Experts Infographic

Laboratory Label Experts

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How to Submit Barcode Label Artwork Infographic

How To Submit Label Artwork

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Label Applicator VS Dispenser

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EIM custom barcode label order lead time infographic

Custom Barcode Label Order Lead Times

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Ultimate EIM Asset barcode label guide infographic

Ultimate Asset Label Guide

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Infographic titled 'Asset Tags and Inventory Labels'. Permanent White or Silver (durable polyester): suitable for indoor/outdoor and is resistant to excessive temp, sunlight, and chemical exposure. Met-L-Mark Tags (anodized aluminum and 20 year life): Made for harsh conditions and has near immunity to continuous chemical and weather exposure. Tamper Evident and Security (VOID materials): Impossible to remove cleanly and is perfect for warranty and tamper evidence asset tracking. Removeable and Reusable (Everpeel permanent removable): reused without a trace and temporary application/clean removal. Self-Laminating Label (Code-N-Seal): ultra protected laminated labels and can be printed on demand on any thermal transfer printer. Museum, Archival, and Library (labels for archival collections): Acid-free, lignin-free and never alters displays or harms valuables. Paper Labels (general asset labels): for general/indoor applications and are great for custom printing your own tags.

Asset Tags & Inventory Labels

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How To Test Label Samples Infographic

Label FAQ: Testing Label Samples

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Why Warehouse Labels Fail

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11 Tips to Improve Your Floor Labeling

Floor Labeling Tips

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10 Unique Clear Label Uses Infographic

Clear Label Uses

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Are You a Label or Sticker?

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Short-Turn Placards

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The difference between a label and a sticker

Label VS Sticker

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Color-Coding In Lab Infographic

Why Color-Code?

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Chemical Resistant Labels

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Labels 101 Infographic

Labels 101

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Make Lab Labeling Easier

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Ten Ways Laboratory Label Experts Can Boost Your Labs Efficiency Infographic

Lab Label Experts

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Label Order Process

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Infographic titled "Thermal Transfer Label and Ribbon Combinations". Thermal transfer ribbons come in three main types: Wax ribbon, perfect for: Paper matte labels and paper semi-gloss labels. These labels can remain un smudged for years but can't stay wet or be resistant against chemicals or oils. The second type of ribbon is Wax/Resin, perfect for: Very smooth paper labels, coated semi or high gloss paper, and matte film labels. These labels produce a finer image, are more durable than wax ribbons but are only resistant to incidental water or moisture exposure. The third type of ribbon are made of pure resin, perfect for: Film labels, for example ones made of polypropylene and vinyl. These labels survive outside in full sunlight, can withstand water immersion, are scratch-resistant, can withstand chemicals and heat (depending on ribbon and label formula). However, these labels can get pricey.

Label and Ribbon Combinations

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Infographic titled 'Top 3 Things Your Business Can Do to Reduce Supply Chain Vulnerabilities'. Don't Wait to Reorder: When supply chain disruptions occur, raw material shipments can be delayed, and production lead times extended.Avoid Supply Shortages by Forecasting Future Orders: By informing us in advance what labels your business will need for the year, we can pre-stock and reserve materials in our inventory. Validate Alternative Label Options: That way, if the materials your labels are made from become difficult to acquire, you'll have a back-up option ready to go!

Reduce Supply Chain Vulnerabilities

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