Booklet labels, also known as fold-outs or multi-fold labels, are an economical way to convey lots of information in a small space. Essentially, these labels are multi-paged leaflets folded and laminated to a pressure sensitive label that is attached to the product. The user simply peels back the top layer of the label to open […]
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2D Barcode for Mobile – What Size?
So you need to produce a 2D barcode for use with mobile devices? What size should it be to ensure that every smartphone can successfully read it? I had to do some testing on this for one of our clients and I thought it would be interesting to share the results here as well. To […]
Printed Info on a Shipping Carton Changed – Don’t Throw It Away
A pre-printed shipping carton provides a way to economically package your product(s), enhance your company’s image, and makes your product easy to find during transportation or at the end-user warehouse. There is a risk, however, that pre-printed information may change before your inventory is completely used. Â Some examples are address, name of product, colors, descriptions, […]
Why Barcode a Berry?
Many small farmers, growers, or food processors still use manual methods for controlling the various functions in their business. Perhaps they don’t want to invest in auto ID equipment because they think it’s too expensive, or maybe they don’t see the need for this technology in their small business. However, there are inefficiencies in small […]
Datamax-O’Neil Trade-in Deadline Extended
The trade-in deadline for the Datamax-O’Neil I-Class Mark II has been extended until June 30, 2013. Take advantage of the $150 in savings when trading in an older qualifying printer for a brand new Mark II model. Qualifying products include competitive manufacturers, such as Zebra, Intermec, Avery Dennison, and others as well as the original I-Class […]