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Did you know? >When labeling warehouse pick locations it is easiest to apply bar coded labels by level. This way a lift can be set once at a desired height then moved down an aisle during label application.
>Thermal transfer printers, over time, can accumulate a “baked on” layer of material on their printheads. This material can cause printed images, including bar codes and graphics, to appear “ghosted” or smudged. Instead of replacing printheads, sometimes a quick “sanding” with a specialized film solves the problem.
>Colored logos and graphics can be easily added to your blank labels to keep your name in front of your customers and keep your materials handling personnel scanning the correct labels.
>Reflective labels mounted to rigid backers can be suspended over bulk storage areas and can be scanned from the floor with variable focus lasers.
>When selecting thermal transfer ribbons, try to use a width that is slightly wider than the width of your label stock including its back liner. By keeping the liner from coming into contact with the printhead, the liner won’t wear a groove into the printhead.
>When labeling assets, “tamper void” labels will eliminate label switching by users. Destructible vinyl labels will also ensure that users cannot remove or re-apply labels.
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