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Everything You Need to Know about Label |
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| Release time:2013-03-27 Source:admin Reads: | |
| A label is often the most visible reminder your customers have of your company and its products. That’s why the appearance of your label is extremely important. But appearance alone doesn’t define the quality of a label. A label must serve a practical purpose for a specific application. The requirements for labeling & tagging is indispensable in almost all segment of business such as retailing, auto ancillaries & parts, garments, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and many more. Companies today use custom labels for countless applications: product identification, shipment addressing, bar codes including barcode labels, RFID applications, work-in-process, inventory control, pricing, promotional, and many other purposes. To completely satisfy these applications, labels must adhere to a variety of surfaces: aluminum, corrugated, fiber drums, glass, plastic, steel, and more. Labels can be used for many products, but materials may be seen as the chief factor that determines what product should be attached to. Such as woven labels, which can also be called fabric labels, are commonly sewn on garments to tell customers what material the garment is made from and how to take care of it after purchasing. But barcode labels are not the same. Although they are used for garments as well, but placed in different place. Usually a string with barcode labels is hanged to garments showing relevant information. Today labels are an indispensable part of daily life. They are found everywhere ranging from garments, commodities, medicine, etc. We can get basic information from the label, but some are unavailable to see from the surface such as barcode labels. The hidden information can only be shown by a scanner machine. When the scanner machine scanner the barcode, message like item name, price and usage will be seen on the screen that is convenient for the cashier to settle accounts. In addition, there exist assortments of labels in other fields for special uses. |
