How Long Can Labels Be Stored After Printing?

Whether ordering a large volume of labels in bulk to keep costs down low or looking to make use of old label stock before a seasonal launch, there are various reasons why a business may be looking to use labels that were printed some time ago. Once it has been double-checked that the label contents are still fit for use according to NIST resources that define US

Creating Safety Signs with a Label Printer

Safety signs are an essential item for many facilities. These signs can be put up in virtually any location to convey important information about specific threats in the area. Each facility will need a different set of these safety signs based on the hazards that they want to address. This is why most companies today want to be able to create their own safety signs on site

An Overview of LabelSuite

Every purchase of a LabelTac® printer includes the intuitive labeling software known as LabelSuite™. LabelSuite™ was developed with user in mind and offers a familiar and easy-to-learn interface with all the tools you will need to create custom labels like a professional.  Whether it’ a GHS label for a chemical container or a tool identification label for your next 5S project, the LabelSuite™ software is the easiest

What is a thermal printer?

A thermal printer is not your typical household printer. Instead of using lasers or ink to create text and images, thermal printers use heat sensitive supplies to produce a high-quality result quickly and with less waste. Thermal printers are now very common for commercial enterprises and in industrial workplaces. Movie tickets are often printed using this process as well as labels in grocery stores and even lottery

Benefits of an In-House Printer

Any warehouse or industrial facility will greatly benefit from having a label printer on hand. Fromcreating safety signs to organizational labels, the options for what you can create with an industrial label printer is virtually limitless, below are just a variety of applications: • Hazmat labels: If your facility has chemical containers, they should each be labeled with the contents and risks the chemical poses with NFPA