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Many everyday labeling applications such as on printed circuit boards require printed bar codes, safety and warning labels with legibility and adhesive bonds that must survive high temperatures – upwards of 500 degrees F. Labels that fail are visible by your customers and can mean costly interruptions in production or shipping. What do you need […]

Nate Fernald, Sr. Sales Executive, was sworn in as Commander of the American Legion, Lester W. Chase Post #9 Derry, Department of New Hampshire on February 16, 2008.   During a ceremony that was filled with tradition, Nate was sworn into his new post by the American Legion National Commander, Martin F. Conatser, Department of Illinois. […]

Nashua, NH – Winco Identification Corp. has earned the highest level of Platinum Membership for Datamax products in the Datamax and O’Neil 2008 Valued Partner Program. Winco ID works closely with leading manufacturers such as Datamax and O’Neil to offer a comprehensive portfolio of products and services to provide end users with a unique value […]

Complying with military or customer requirements to tag shipments with RFID printed and encoded labels can be expensive without a well-thought out plan for implementation. There’s good news if you plan to implement an RFID system in-house.  Gen 2 protocols offer significant performance improvements over the first generation of EPCglobal UHF protocols, including superior tag […]

If you are in the electronics industry, you probably have to use Kapton (polyimide film) label material to ensure that your labels survive the temperatures and solvents found in the manufacturing process. As electronic components continue to get smaller, the need for information is increasing, meaning that the Kapton labels have to be printed with high […]