Tear-off labels for paperwork
A tear-off label has a perforation through it, so one half stays on the item and the other goes on the paperwork. Repeat the number on both halves.
A tear-off label has a perforation through it, so one half stays on the item and the other goes on the paperwork. Repeat the number on both halves.
We can print a different barcode on every asset tag in one run. Whether a scanner reads it comes down to four things: quiet space, size, contrast, and glare.
Tags that get written on in a hurry, and numbering a fleet so the paperwork matches the equipment.
A job site means sun, dust, and surfaces that resist adhesive. What holds, and what shortens a sticker's life.
Preprint what never changes, leave room for what does, and number the stations so a route can be tracked.
Use High-Tack Stickers on bait stations and other rough plastic, where standard vinyl doesn't grip well. Wipe off dust first, and expect 3 to 5 years outdoors before the print starts to fade.
For school giveaways, die-cut stickers at 2" to 4" are what students keep, and kiss-cut stickers are easier to hand out. Our stickers are dishwasher safe once they've set.
Tag laptops, tablets, and instruments with a unique number or barcode on each tag, printed in one run. Standard white vinyl peels off cleanly when the equipment is reissued.
Print every room number from one sticker design, in one run. A numbered run counts as one design, so the minimum of 25 covers the whole run.